Installation Guide

Unpack and Verify Materials:

1 - Mailbox Enclosure (9 pieces) 1 - Metal Mailbox and Flag 1 Cap

4 - Brackets

The Hardware Package Contains:

4 - 1 1/2" Screws 4 - Butterfly Screws

4 - 3" Screws 4 - Washers

40 - 2 1/2" Screws 2 - Nuts and Bolts

*Please contact the vendor if any parts are

missing.

Consider these Points Before Installing:

A) Follow any USPS setback requirements.

B) The front and side edges of the post will end up at

9" back from the finished front and sides of the mailbox enclosure when

installed. Allow for a 24" x 24" overall footprint being sure that the ground

is clear and level.

Do not install in grass areas or lawn. Damage caused by lawn or garden

equipment is not covered under the warranty.

Step 1 - Prepare the Post

A) The mailbox enclosure is designed to fit over a standard 4" x 4" pressure

treated post. Make sure the front post is EXACTLY parallel to the direction

you want the mailbox to face. If the post is off the mailbox will not face the

desired direction.

B) Make sure the post is plumb in both directions. If the post is not plumb, the

mailbox may appear crooked or skewed once the installation is finished.

C) If possible leave the post long until the exact height has been measured. Set

into the concrete approximately 18" with an above ground height of at least

36".

Step 2 - Attach the Bottom Bracket

Slide the bottom bracket (#1)over the post keeping the lip on the bottom

side. Level the bracket at the desired base height and attach to the post

with 1 - 2 " screw per side. Secure through the inner ring of the bracket into the

side of the post.

Step 3– Attach the 2nd bracket. Measure up 24 1/2” from the top of Bracket

#1.Mark a line. Slide the 2nd ring down and secure with the top of the bracket

on this line, using the same procedure as described in Step 2. Make sure the front of

the ring is pointing to the front of the post.

Step 4 - Measure and Cut Post

Measure 35" up from the top of the attached bracket #1. Use a speed square to

mark all 4 sides of the post. Cut the post at this height. Be careful to make the