where do you place the house number on this mailbox?
288543
You can buy little peel and stick numbers and put them on the front, in the little rectangle box or put large numbers down the post.
406229
I made a label with our family name and house address on it and glued it on top of the mailbox.com label. Having this also helps reduce letter carrier errors.
1289511
Mine is installed against a wall, not on a post. A newspaper will jam the slot open possibly if pushed in from one end. It will not drop down into the box. It is intended for regular mail. It might be best to add some sort of holder under the unit or possibly lay the paper on top if the unit is fastened to a wall.
1160492
I didn't use the locking section of the mail box, not needed where I live. I ordered a black (gold letters) house number for the white mail box, looks great. The opening is 13" wide and 4" deep. The inside is 13 1/2" tall. Great for my car magazines and small mailers/packages.
1230847
I am right in the middle of moving and I don't have a clue as to which box it would be in. Sorry
659540
No, you will need to dig a new hole and set the post in concrete. Best looking mailbox on the street though.
2012049
It has 3 lines for the address. However I use the next three lines as part of the information I want to put on it so I have 6 lines total for each address, email addess, etc.
1233230
You can get a key made at any hardware store. As for your postman that would be a question for the usps. Call up your local post office and ask them. Some might but others will not. There is however a spot for outgoing mail that's just a standard. It's a clip on the door outside of the locking box.
924694
I was quite pleased with mine even without the numbers. I have a dark bronze plate above it with the house numbers and it would have been to much with both.
122991
I have no idea - bought the mailbox as a gift and thought it would be a great one! However, that means it has extra security if you have to use the key! That makes me happy!
2161142
I looked up the post office rule of mailboxes. It says 41 - 45 inches. If it is to low you might need to extend the 4 x 4 post to raise up the bottom of the box.
1112516
yes, to put outgoing mail and for the postman to put your incoming mail thru the slot. a key is needed to open the side door to get mail out. this is the second one we have had; it's improved over the first one. more sturdy. very nice looking mailbox. you'll like it.
1253065
Hi there, I own this mailbox. The number space measures: 9" Wx6" H Hope this helps!
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
659541
IMPORTANT! Assemble the mailbox on to the post BEFORE you dig the hole- that way you can see where the hole needs to be dug or if you can re-use the old hole. You can try to re-use your old post, but usually that doesn't work out as slick as you think it would. It's best to dig a new hole or re-use the old hole if you can and set the post in concrete. The lower part of the post for the mailbox is about 5 1/2" inside, the inside measurement of the upper part is slightly smaller than a 4 X 4 so a 4 X 4 will not fit into the upper part. Also your current mailbox may have different dimensions than this one, which may make the mailbox too close or too far from the street. IMPORTANT! Assemble the mailbox on to the post BEFORE you dig the hole- that way you can see where the hole needs to be dug or if you can re-use the old hole. You can try to re-use your old post, but usually that doesn't work out as slick as you think it would. It's best to dig a new hole or re-use the old hole if you can and set the post in concrete. The lower part of the post for the mailbox is about 5 1/2" inside, the inside measurement of the upper part is slightly smaller than a 4 X 4 so a 4 X 4 will not fit into the upper part. Also your current mailbox may have different... » Read More IMPORTANT! Assemble the mailbox on to the post BEFORE you dig the hole- that way you can see where the hole needs to be dug or if you can re-use the old hole. You can try to re-use your old post, but usually that doesn't work out as slick as you think it would. It's best to dig a new hole or re-use the old hole if you can and set the post in concrete. The lower part of the post for the mailbox is about 5 1/2" inside, the inside measurement of the upper part is slightly smaller than a 4 X 4 so a 4 X 4 will not fit into the upper part. Also your current mailbox may have different dimensions than this one, which may make the mailbox too close or too far from the street. « Show Less
795649
I intended to use at on my mailbox structure, but when I thought of going out to check for mail and seeing some bird dead, or struggling to get free, I threw it away. So, I really can't answer your question, but you may want to think about using it, for the same reason I did.
419153
The floor in the mailbox comes out, the mail man can drop it in the box if you don't remove it, the outside is locked , you can put your arm in the box but if mail is all the way to bottom you can not reach it. We leave a note letting the mail man know we're away and have the floor inside of mailbox removed beforehand. The box is pretty nice im thoroughly happy with product