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The Mailbox-To-Go mailbox and post kit makes curb upgrades feel like a weekend win. This complete mailbox kit includes the mailbox with post and mounting hardware, so you can go from box to beautiful in minutes. Made from rust-resistant galvanized steel with a smooth powder-coated finish, this steel mailbox is built to last and look good doing it. A classic scroll detail on the post and embossed eagle give it that perfect mix of charm and confidence, while the medium mailbox size handles mail, magazines, and those can’t-wait-to-open packages. Perfect for residential mailboxes and mailboxes for outside, this post mounted mailbox brings just the right amount of personality to your outdoor mailbox setup.
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Dimensions: H 60.89 in, W 6.93 in, D 20.05 in
Assembled Depth (in.) | 20.05 in |
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Assembled Height (in.) | 60.89 in |
Assembled Width (in.) | 6.93 in |
Access Type | Front Only |
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Assembly Required | Yes |
Features | Corrosion Resistant, Fade Resistant, Outgoing Mail Indicator |
Hardware Color Family | Black |
Hub Required | No hub connection available |
Included | Assembly Hardware, Brackets, Mailbox, Mounting Hardware, Posts |
Mailbox Capacity (cu. in.) | 800 |
Mailbox Size | Medium |
Material | Galvanized Steel |
Mount Type | Post Mount |
Post Installation Type | In-Ground |
Post Material | Steel |
Product Weight (lb.) | 9.4 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Security | Non-Locking |
Weight Capacity (lb.) | 40 lb |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
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U.S. Postmaster General Approved | Yes |
Thank you for your interest in our products. Medium is the standard size of our mailboxes
Thank you for your interest in our products. We recommend using concrete.
Thank you for your interest in our products. We recommend using concrete.
Thank you for your interest in our products. Yes, you can weld the Architectural Mailboxes T11KIT0BAM (Tower In-Ground/Post Mount Kit) to a metal base, but there are some important things to keep in mind: 1. Material Compatibility • The T11KIT0BAM is made of galvanized steel with a powder-coat finish. • Welding burns off the protective coating (galvanization + powder coat) around the weld area, leaving it vulnerable to rust unless it’s properly treated afterward. 2. Welding Preparation • Grind off the powder coat and galvanized layer only in the weld area to ensure strong adhesion. • Use proper ventilation or respirators — welding galvanized steel releases toxic zinc fumes. 3. Structural Considerations • The kit is designed to be buried in the ground or bolted down, so welding isn’t the manufacturer’s intended installation. • If you weld it to a base, make sure: o The base is heavy and stable enough to resist wind or tampering. o Weld seams are continuous (not just tack welds), since mailboxes can take a lot of stress from doors opening/closing and occasional bumps. 4. Protection After Welding • After welding, clean the area and apply zinc-rich cold galvanizing spray followed by a weatherproof paint or powder coat to restore corrosion protection. In short: Yes, it can be welded, but it’s not the recommended method unless you’re customizing the install. Just be sure to handle the galvanization safely and re-protect the welds against rust.
Thank you for your interest in our products. It need to be 16 to 20''.
Thank you for your interest in our products. we do not have a metal base for the Mailbox To Go.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. Yes, it is USPS Approved.
Thank you for your interest in our products. The use of concrete is recommended in areas with loose soil.
I put mine in by pounding the base into very firm earth. It is now tilting a bit. I recommend digging a hole. filling it with quickset cement. putting the base into the dry cement, then stabilizing the base plumb until the cement sets.
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