4.5ft H (1 Post w/Planter) No Dig Zippity Majestic Mailbox Post with Planter Box, White Vinyl Post for Mailboxes for Outside, Decorative Post w/Flower Box, Architectural Post for Mailboxes, ZP19027

Beautiful mail box stand. Very easily installed. Box filled with soil and planted mums. Beautiful.

Totally in love with this. I was a little upset when the mail man said my old mail box wasn’t up to standards so I decided to splurge and get this mail post.It’s incredibly easy to put together. Feels really durable too. Which is surprising because it’s so light weight.It comes with the screws and drill bit needed for its own installation, but you will need additional screws for attaching the actual mailbox. Another thing, is you’re going to need a wooden post, or something to hammer in the ground to make a spot for the steel rod. I was expecting it to be pointed but it is blunt and won’t go into the ground by itself. (I had a few stakes lying around I used.)Other than that, installation probably took me an hour. Only reason it took that long was because of my actual box being too big and I needed to cut wood to secure it.Overall I would 100% recommend this. Especially for gardeners.

All the neighbors love it. Good quality & looks great.

Fairly easy to assemble if you follow the instructions in reverse. Had to take it apart a couple times because the track to slide in place was on the wrong side. We purchased a standard sized mailbox and also had to rig its attachment as the newspaper shelf was too small to accommodate it and would not have allowed the mailbox to be connected.

Looks amazing.just like pictures

I bought this as used at a reduced price because I couldn't find another anywhere I decided to take the risk. Other than the box being retaped and instructions turned inside out I couldn't find anything wrong with it. It went together easily but noting parts fit better if it's square. It took about half hour to assemble including the added mailbox and mount I had to buy. Pounding the post into the ground with a sledge hammer as suggested was the hardest part. The bottom is open so I placed some landscape material in the bottom and put in the dirt. I took a little more than I large bag to fill it. About 1.3cuft. Then planted the flowers. The whole thing feels very sturdy. I bought a sturdy plastic mailbox. I don't have any issues with the box being too heavy

The mailbox post/assembly is very easy, and you can install it anywhere. However, you have to make sure that you use a very light weight and inexpensive mailbox with it. The Post and arm can't support any weight of a real mailbox (must be a very plastic mailbox to go with the plastic Zippity Outdoor Post system).My husband and I spent hours trying to get the post system and arm to support weight, and ended up going to the local ACE Hardware shop to buy a couple more iron rods to run down the post into the ground to support the actual post. After that, we used about 30 lbs of garden gravel around and inside the "flower" basket to help it stay upright too! We now have it staying up (mainly due to the extra $50 worth of supplies), but we figure that when the Spring arrives, we will go the extra mile and actually use a real 4x4 post assembly and concrete for the mailbox so we are sure that when a big wind comes that it won't huff and puff and blow our mailbox away.Overall from the pictures, you can see that we made the concept appear solid, and we have it all decorated for the Holidays, but we are simply tolerating it since we are required to have a Mail Vessel to even receive packages.Don't buy this mailbox post system if you want to use anything other than a very inexpensive light weight plastic mailbox - it will not support anything else without a lot of homeowner effort and extra parts and $$ down at the local ACE Hardware store.

Cute and easy assembly! Not overly sturdy so you do need a small, light mailbox