Will it mount on my rural mail box or does it have stakes to mount in ground?
1095519
Don't bother buy this product. I got this for couple of months, now sitting in my garage. It came with no mounting brackets, screw or instruction. The backing is ceramic/china-like flat surface. The only way I can think of is placing it flat on the ground. Regret buying this.
1095520
It will not mount and there are no stakes - it's a decent size, so it's pretty stable on the ground.
1250704
the mailbox has been powered coated inside and outside. it is not water or air tight, but I have had no problems from the wind and the rain. You will need the box and post, but you don't need the spreader plate, unless you are wanting to set two mailboxes on the same post.
427831
Come with stakes but they are not real sturdy. One of mine bent but I was able to get it to work. Guess you could probably find some different stakes for it at the hardware if you want to. I read that somebody had done that.i
2072749
It will just need to have metal stakes in the ground and the arch put over the stakes to keep it in place. It would tip over otherwise, as would most arches if not secured.
1593612
It has to be secured at the bottom. It comes with stakes for use on the ground. You would have to be extremely inventive to figure out a way to use it on a driveway.
2010082
if you are talking about a 4x4 post you put in the ground. no it does not come with the mail box.
1675769
It has stakes for the ground outside but it has holes with grommets, so if you had something to fasten it to, you could.
731912
It has holes on the bottom edge that can be used to stake it. It does not come with stakes. Wind will blow it over if not staked down.
1056266
Yes. In includes two (2) mounting brackets. We installed this on sheet metal siding. The brackets mount on the surface and the box then hangs on the brackets. Holes on the inside of the mail box allow for additional screws to be added once the box is mounted. We started by first mounting wood to the sheet metal. Mainly to make it level the attached the brackets. Finally we hung the box on the brackets and added additional screws. It is not coming off for sure. Very durable and mail cannot easily be stolen. Keys are coded so if you lose them you can order more. Well outgoing could.
2062094
I did not put the stakes in the ground so it would be taller and attached the trellis to the wall. The rails are not hollow. I bought four and it took forever to put the first one together but by the 4th, I had it! Good Luck.
270341
Once filled with dirt it's quite heavy and stable, but it's pretty tall and thin, so I have attached mine to a wooden fence with wire. Also, I live in earthquake country so I would definitely attach it if you live in California.
785621
It comes with stakes but they're not very impressive. I haven't had to stake it yet but will probably go out and get a set of sturdier stakes before I do.
669612
The sending unit is 4 1/2 by 1 1/2 inches. It mounts on the inside of the mailbox door so you shouldn't be concerned with weather although it does appear weather proof. I would recommend mounting it high up on the inside of the door. Hope this answers your questions.
785622
It comes with stakes. They're the slim L-shaped aluminum stakes you usually see as pack-in stakes.
365460
If you attach it properly in the yard, you use a 4X4, and a two big bolts (included). it will NOT move easily. I just have mine on the porch, and not anchored, which I still need to do, but so far, no problem. I had this one at a previous home, anchored outside, for over 5 years, so I dont think you have to worry about anyone taking the whole box.
2007249
Hi, No, it does not come with a mounting bracket for a post. However, this is exactly what I had -- a 4x4 post. All I really did was place a mounting board on the post (cut to fit the bottom of the mailbox), and then screwed box onto the mounting bracket. If done with good wood, you will have a very solid mount. I really like this mailbox and it has been up a number of months and is working great.Hope this helps,Dick
695093
The mail box post surrounds the 4 x4 and attaches with a lag bolt from the back side. Used the one provided and have had no problems with it.