Step2 540200 MailMaster Plus Mailbox, Spruce

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

Great quality. Very thick heavy duty plastic. Very easy to put together

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.

Exact replacement for one run over.

Rubbermaid mailboxes are the only brand that I will use. You cant beat the high quality and the great price. all of my neighbors have Rubbermaid mailboxes.

Product was easy to assemble. Snap in the door on the bock of the box for the newspaper/flyers under the mailbox, screw the mailbox to the post and mount the mailbox to a 4x4 in the ground. Done. If you dont want to dig a hole for the wood post, there is an option to buy a metal spike that you hammer into the ground and the 4x4 mounts to the metal spike. Design improvement - The screws that hold the mailbox on to the post now screw in from the outside of the mailbox. The older model had the screws on the inside of the box.

Works really well with the exception of the rear door. Magnet not strong enough. It by chance you dont bring the mail in one day, the post delivery person will just shove the new mail in and force the previous mail out the back door. Am going to put a small screw in to keep the back door from opening.

This would have been a 5 star item if it came with a post made of the same material. To make it solid and durable I used 2 gilbralter anchor post bought through Amazon and concreted them. I also reversed the bottom portion then placed the mailbox on top. I did this because when I placed it as pictured it looked like it was pitching forward too much. The reversed position gives it a different look but one that is not odd but oddly enough an attractive one. Overall I am pleased with my purchase as the mailbox is large, well constructed and attractive.

We were looking for a sturdy mailbox after the plow took ours down. We also live in an area where the soil is hard clay so didnt want to dig, pour cement etc. This also replaced the need for a separate newspaper tube. We chose to purchase a 24 inch stake and mount the 4x4 post on to it. The post was 2 ft. Everything went together like a charm and the mailbox is firm in the ground. I know some reviews mentioned the stake method being wobbly but I really think it depends on your soil. The mailbox is clean looking too and not many parts. All in all I think we put thus up in under 15 minutes and has been up for weeks now without issue. Love that it is made in the USA too. I do think when winter comes I will do as many others, put plywood up to protect it.

Its a very sturdy mailbox I love it and I liked that I was able to get the color I wanted