Our poly mailbox kit with post and mounts contain everything you need to install your poly mailboxes. These mailbox posts are maintenance free and will not splinter, crack or fade and never need painting. Each mailbox is handcrafted by the Amish community. They are environmental friendly and made from a recycled material. 

Please Measure Before Ordering: We kindly ask that you measure your space carefully before ordering your mailbox to make sure it will be just the right fit. If you need to return your mailbox due to size or fit, a 10% restocking fee will apply. We appreciate you taking a moment to measure before ordering—it helps make sure your new mailbox finds the perfect place to call home!

Mailbox is not Included.

The poly mailbox post and mounting kits are handmade by the Amish community and would be great addition to residential mailboxes.  They are environmentally friendly and made from recycled materials. Plus each poly mailbox post will help to enhance your curb appeal. 

What is poly? Poly is a synthetic material that resembles real wood.  Poly is engineered to be more durable and and water-resistant for a longer life.

Also we can customize colors to match your current mailbox.  Just select the "Custom" option and we can build it just for you.  if you have any questions before you customize your mailbox most, please call us at 814-396-2151.

Features of the Mailbox Post Kit

• Mailbox is not included

• Free Shipping from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Delivery must occur within the USA. (Excludes Alaska and Hawaii)

• The mailbox post kit contains included all the hardware you need to mount your mailbox

• The estimated delivery date is approximately 7 -14 business days after purchase with standard shipping

• Mailbox Mounting Kits Made in USA

How do I replace a mailbox on an existing post?  Once you remove the prior nails or screws from your older mailbox you will be able to start preparing the post to mount mailbox. 

Please made sure the wood is not rotting or cracking.  If so, you will need to replace any of the damaged wood or potential replace the mailbox post.  This will also give you the ability to paint or stain your existing post.

After you have carefully examined your existing mailbox post, the next step is to predrill the holes for your new mailbox.  Make sure that you have lined the holes up, so they can fit exactly where you want to place your mailbox.

The final step is to attach your mailbox to the post with galvanized screws to secure mailbox to your post. The use of the galvanized screws will help prevent rusting and any future harm or wood root to your gorgeous mailbox.