Step2 540200 MailMaster Plus Mailbox, Spruce

This is easy to install and works as intended. Make sure the bottom is resting on a solid level foundation or it will be wobbly. Im knocking a start off due to the little decal on the rear of it making it look like a toddler toy.

Just what we wanted in the color we wanted. Seems very sturdy.

Once again I thank you Amazon for offering this Product!!! Thoroughly Enjoy My Mailbox.

Good product well made easy to install

I liked the height and the magnetic open and close. Our mail person liked it too!

This review is written for people who have mailboxes on a state road with winter plows constantly knocking them down. This is the only mailbox that’s practical. I’ve learned not to nail the top piece into the post so when the plow drives into it as they always do the toppiece usually flies off but I can later pick up the pieces and reasseble. The doors, back paper flap all come apart but don’t break. This mailbox is my fourth replacement and my only disappointment is that the post is open so it has to be nailed. My former Step2 mailboxes were a complete sleeve that just slid over the post. And, the companies installation picture shows two people attaching the pieces—that’s correct. It’s a bit more difficult to put togethers solo. But in the end, it’s a great mailbox —that the state snowplowers keep the company in business.

Went up like a charm and looks great!

Our mailbox was accidentally demolished by a wayward trailer the day before Thanksgiving. I went online to order a replacement like the one we had to make up for the $20 Walmart Special the destroyer brought to us....... and found this closest to what we had. And TWO DAYS LATER, including Thanksgiving Day, it appeared! We love Amazon Prime!

Exact replacement for one run over.

I purchased this as a replacement of my original MailMaster mailbox that I installed 3 years ago. I live on a rural road and the frame of my mailbox cracked one very cold day this winter when a plow went through after a huge snowfall throwing a heavy load of snow against the mailbox. Even badly cracked, it continued to stand up against continued snowplow batterings throughout the terrible winter. My choice for a replacement was another MailMaster. These are easy to install, are completely weather resistant (with the exception of being hit by 200lbs of snow moving at 50MPH on a bitter cold day), look very nice and are all plastic so there is no rusting. The only down side is that there is access from both the front and the back. For a rural mailbox in a northern climate, the rear door is generally not accessible for half of the year due to snow. There are times when the mail person inadvertently pushes so much stuff into the box that it pushes the rear door open. When I install the new mailbox I will permanently secure the rear access door so that it can not be opened.