No Concrete Mailbox Post

Install a mailbox post without concrete but still with a 4 4 wood post for this installation we recommend the mayne no dig ground anchor which costs around 32 35 at most online retailers but at the time of this article is under 20 at amazon for prime members.

No concrete mailbox post.

Step 5 fill the hole with fast setting concrete up to 3 to 4 inches below ground level. Step 4 use a level to position the post perfectly vertical. The mailbox post is designed to be installed into the ground as is with nothing inside the post. After doing extensive research i think this is the best mailbox and mailbox post combination you can find.

Here s the absolute best way to install a mailbox without using concrete. L of rebar for twisting the screw into the ground. A stable post that can bend or fall to the side if hit by a car. The mail service in every country has its own regulations regarding the dimensions and installation of the mailbox.

How to install a mailbox post without concrete. The mayne no dig ground screw helps you install your mayne mail post in a cleaner and easier way. This is about as cheap a temporary mailbox as you can make. Step 3 pour water into the dry mix and allow it to soak in.

Rules rules rules. Two 50 pound bags of fast setting concrete will set a 4 inch by 4 inch or a 4 inch diameter post in a 10 inch diameter hole 2 feet deep. It s an ideal way to avoid digging a hole and mixing concrete it truly is a time saver. Pour concrete mix in bucket until it is about half full.

Insert the mailbox post into the hole. Avoid unyielding supports such as metal or concrete posts and instead use a 4 x 4 inch wooden support or a 2 inch diameter standard steel or aluminum pipe. How to install a temporary mail box without a post hole digger. For the mailbox installation i was originally going to take the traditional route.

Set the post into the hole and attach 2x4 braces to adjacent sides of the post. The no dig ground screw comes with 5 lag bolts and 20 in. It s also pretty simple to do. The united states post service regulations say that the opening of your mailbox needs to be 6 inches to 8 inches away from the curb and 41 inches to 45 inches above the surface of the road.