Questions and Answers for Architectural Mailboxes Pacifica In-Ground Steel Mailbox Post Black

A:  We dug a hole for the post and filled it with concrete. The mailbox is VERY sturdy and stable.

A:  Dig a hole and mount in cement now in Florida you can drive into soil.

A:  Either fencepost driver or cement will work...but the cement is much more secure for not much more effort.

A:  The Pacifica post is made out of galvanized steel.

A:  Yes that post will work with the Roxbury Mailbox.

A:  This post is not compatible with any Letter A Gibraltar Mailboxes

A:  We do make a mounting plate but it does not mount to the Pacifica Post.

A:  It is required that you contact the local post office before installing your post mount mailbox to ensure its correct placement and height at the street. Generally, mailboxes are installed at a height of 41-45 inches from the road surface to either the inside surface of the mailbox that the mail is placed on by the carrier or to the lowest edge of mail entry (for locked mail slot designs) and are set back 6-8 inches from the front face of the curb or road edge to the mailbox door.

A:  12"-16" with 1 bag of redi-mix concrete added to hole

A:  Unfortunately these two products are not compatible. That model mailbox is compatible with BP000B01, GBP00B01, SDPK0000

A:  Unfortunately it is not available in white.

A:  Hello - You should be able to.

A:  Hi, Junebugs, I guess you could use it as a birdfeeder stand, although it is not that tall and would be best used in an area that has bushes or tree limbs for the birds to hide in before landing on the birdfeeder. You would have to drill holes in the feeder and metal plate to make the feeder sturdy. Give it a try. richard

A:  Yes, it comes with a mounting plate that will fit most mail boxes. This post is a good buy for the money. I would recommend mounting in concrete for best results.