What kind of mounting hardware comes with the mailbox? Lag bolts as shown in the picture?
1381494
Yes, lag bolts and some smaller wood screws to attach the back plate to the wooden post. Also includes a set of stick-on numbers.
1381495
Two large bolts pictured on the front and two screws to hold on back panel.
1174750
yes thats what i did , pre-drilled holes, used lag bolts with washers and nuts..if the header beam is too thick, then just get lag screws, predrill and drive them 3" or more and that would hold
694105
If the mounting hole lines up with a stud you will have to provide your own screw or in my case a 1/4 lag bolt. If there is hollow space behind the mounting hole the provided hardware will suffice and is quite sturdy.
2007250
It has pre-drilled holds for mounting, but I don't recall it coming with a mounting bracket. I also bought a metal post that the mailbox was easy to put on with screws/bolts that were provided. I had to dig a hole and pour cement to hold the post.
1917782
They are lag bolts 1/4" x 3" I attached it to a celling joist and it is plenty sturdy. I weigh 210 and it doesn't move when I use it. I recommend pre drilling the hole so you dont have the same issue as below.
695097
There's 2 circular plastic pieces with the inside shaped like a square which slides over the post, u slip on 1 at the bottom and one towards the top, and then put the mailbox over the post and then u can use screws (included) to bolt it onto the posts. it is very secure and easy. Sorry about my description I'm not familiar with parts etc. But u can have it up in 2 minutes if u already have a post: )
1629351
Sorry, not sure I know the answer to your question. I purchased the mail box and matching post made by the same company. It has been too long since I installed everything to recall had the base mounted to the post.
1963327
I have not installed mine yet but according to the instructions there are appropriately space holes already on the back of the unit for mounting to wall studs. You need to supply your own lag screws for that though.
1433363
It comes with mounting screws and lags as well as double face tape. Thanks, RSA
2174646
I used the hardware included. The lag screws were put directly into wall studs. I will say this definitely do a pilot hole but don't' over tighten you may break the head off. it happened on two of the eight I installed. They also come with heavy duty plastic wall anchors which I did not need. Personally I would have preferred they used hardened steel bolts but I used what it came with and all 8 of mine have withstood great use in the gym.
392985
I don't see why one couldn't mount this to any stud on any wall without requiring extra hardware. Use an impact driver to convenience sake. If you don't have one, I'd pre-drill the holes (making sure their diameter is only about 1/2 - 2/3 size of the lag bolt).
1630608
It has three screw holes inside the box. One on each side of the top of the box and there is one in the middle lower of the box. It comes with the screws and bolts and I just screwed it into the outside wall, next to my front door. I also bolted on the two J-Hooks on the bottom of the mail box. Hoped this helped
1220432
I don't have them in front of me any longer but they were a perfect length for a 4x6. We used the same size beam for our instalation. I am guessing the lag bolts are between 2.5 and 3 inches.
20843
my mailbox is mounted to a wood fence. My son in law placed it on a piece of wood and nailed it to the fence. Hope this helps you.
876074
The mounting holes are 5.5 inches apart. I see no way you could mount a mailbox on it though. Good luck!
259472
You will need a mountng bracket kit. Which runs $15-25 & make sure it fits the size of this mailbox.
1068113
I have not yet mounted it, just came the other day. It looks like 3/8 bolts or lag screws would work well. I did not measure the mounting hole, but they are larger than 3/8. Be sure to look at other comments and product reviews. This is a quality vise, but the specs are not accurate as listed on Amazon.