Mail box post ideas diy

<p>This Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook helps a homeowner install a new curbside mailbox.</p>

Stop wondering how to build a mailbox post and start constructing one today! This step-by-step guide shows you exactly how to get the job done quickly and easily.

Do you have a sad-looking, wobbly mailbox? Yeah, we did too— and here is how we fixed it! FIX THE WOBBLE Our mailbox had never been set correctly and it was starting to drive me nuts. It was finally time to fix the wobble! Start by digging a hole where you would like to place […]

Completed project! Updated photos from 2/2018, closer view view from underneath My neighbor's mailbox and ours were in just terrible condition. The mailboxes had a wooden cover where the birds loved to perch and poop all over them. I asked my neighbor if he would be interested in sharing a double mailbox post with identical mailboxes and he agreed. Little did I know that none of the major home improvement stores sell a double mailbox post, unless you want to special order one for hundreds of…

Someone backed into my mailbox overnight, so I had to get to work and take care of things. Not a fun or fancy DIY, but very much necessary. Here's how I replac…

Add a unique touch to your yard by building your very own mailbox post using decorative hardware! Not only do we offer two stylish mailbox project plans, but they are designed according to the US postal service mailbox specifications, so each will work perfectly with literally any mailbox.

Since we moved in our mailbox has been quite the eyesore. According to neighbors, it was hit multiple times prior to us owning the home. And then it has been hit at least 4 additional times that w…

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Receiving mails are interesting, especially happy mails. With the holiday season coming, there are chances to receive happy and junk mail. Diy mailbox ideas are sure to make receiving mails also happy. You need not buy a mail box, instead use your ideas to transform some unused material lying in your home and improve the appeal of your mail box.

Beautiful hand crafted mailbox post, made from pressure treated cedar. This is the perfect way to capture the attention of everyone driving by and give your home that pop you've been looking for! Every order comes with the mailbox post and mailbox you see pictured, solar lights/housing numbers on both sides of the post, and 2 leg extensions for extra depth when burying your posts. If you have any questions or ideas on how I can make this better suit your home feel free to send me a message!