How does the mailbox attach to a post with a platform? I don't see any holes.
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I bought a Rubbermaid MB225B Mounting Bracket, BlackI think I remember that it wasn't strictly necessary, but made life easier enough to make it worthwhile.
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You can buy the mounting bracket but it has recessed slots on the bottom for mounting it on a 6" dimensional board (1x6 or 2x6) and also a slot for 4" lumber (2x4 or 4x4). There are holes in the sides of the slots to drive screws into the board. Mounting on regular lumber takes literally 5 minutes.
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From reviews I've read from others, they have anchored it. There are holes in the bottom of the posts for that.
478386
Ours has holes in the bottom! We drilled holes in it to mount it to a flat bed. We like the box!
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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.
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This particular mailbox can only be mounted on a 4" x 4" wood post using the post adapter plate made for this mailbox. Amazon sells a universal adapter plate which can be used to attach the 4x4 post to the mailbox. Really easy to install using wood screws. Also, very sturdy.
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The mailbox is exceptional quality with high quality steel and strength but the post does not begin to match the strength of the box. I would get a 4x4 post from a local welding shop while you get the custom bracket made. And have them powder coated to match the box
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Yes. The bottom is flat, with pre-drilled rows of holes. I lagged a PT board to the existing wooden post and drilled pilot holes in it using the plastic tray liner (included), for a template. You then lag the mailbox to the PT board using a socket and ratchet handle.
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Screw holes are already in the product along with screws. My nephew used a drill and because we were putting it into brick we used longer screws than the one that came with the product. My mailman never uses the hooks on the bottom for magazines and newspapers & unless you get a ton of mail I think the screws are adequate.
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I buried two 4x4 posts in the ground and attached the panel between the posts. Just make sure the spacing between the posts is slightly wider than the width of the panel and always use stainless steel screws on cedar wood.
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I screwed a 2x6 atop the post and then layed the mailbox on top if it and screwed it in. This supported the whole box and there are holes in the base to do so. Very nice for the price
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It has 2 screw mounting holes and come with 4-5 screws. also 2 sticky pads. It can mount to your mailbox in question with either, but id recommend using the screws to mount to a rounded, ridged, metal object
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I had to use the adaptor plate to attach it to a wooden post. So my guess is that it is made for a standard metal post. I'd take a pic, but everything is hidden, now. Great mailbox though. Had it two years of hard PA weather and it looks brand new. Roomy, secure, and dry. We got it for the rear access at our fence line, but it just happens to be drop dead gorgeous.
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Slides over the post and screws into it. Really nice mailbox. I love the door on the back.
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This mail box don't have a lock. I only realize that when, I receive the package, but it was so well built and the material is top grade . I had to do a little modification on the box to get the best for securities reason, I turn the front of the mail box facing the house cut the back with a lip and mount it on a bracket attach six inches of my wrath iron gates. best post box in my neighbor hood.
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What do you mean? You need to attach it to the pole. You don't have to put the mailbox together.
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Not holes but space between the wood bottom plates. I could send a picture but I the system doesn't accept pictures. So go to youtube or dailymotion, I don't remember which one, and search for Triolife, you should find some videos explaining the way to use it.
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There are 2 holes thru the back of the mailbox that hang with the screws included.