📬 Enhance Your Home with the Stylish Gibraltar Mailboxes Woodlands Medium Capacity Galvanized Steel Black Wall-Mount Mailbox – L4010WB0, Textured Black Review

That's a huge mailbox! Looks great with nice texture. Just add some rubber or foam to make the noise less loud when closing. Very easy to assemble; It came with screws and drywall anchors. However, the ahoras are a joke and should just be thrown away.

I bought this mailbox about a week ago to replace my badly sun bleached 14 year old. This mailbox is about 50% larger than my old one, so it holds more. It's a roomy, mid-weight metal and has the simple lines that I prefer. It only took 5 minutes to install, so great!

We decided to update our mailbox with a new and bigger mailbox. It fits in the space of the old one and looks good. Very durable and easy to install. We added some numbers and bumpers to make the lid softer when closed. My dogs go crazy when the postman drops the lid! In any case, we are satisfied and recommend it.

In 2014 I bought this white Gibraltar post box. I installed it by my front door on my covered porch. The mailbox is preserved and works perfectly. I just have to clean it every now and then with Windex and a paper towel. There is no rust, corrosion, paint chipping like I've experienced on a previous and more expensive mailbox I've replaced.

I'm disabled and finally got permission from the software to put a mailbox on the house (the doctor had to write a note - it was a big deal). I bet I looked through 1,000 mailboxes and finally settled on this one because it's cute, inexpensive, and big enough to accept small packages (from eBay, of course) and large grocery store coupons. It turned out very well - I like it.

so0o0o0o0o00o0o0o I'm glad I got it. It was easy to work to hang on my vinyl siding in my house. Mailboxes are damn expensive for some weird reason. So far it works great. It doesn't come with a flag. I bought this flag to add a heavy duty steel mailbox replacement flag kit Good. .if you have the right tools this should be an interesting little project with useful results. I'll post a photo when I get around to it. Hooray

We have a small dog who guards our garden by making our mailbox inaccessible. We added this mailbox behind the fence to give our postman some relief from the tiny danger of barking. It took me longer to find my tools than to install this mailbox. I sincerely think a middle school student or younger student can install it, it's that simple. The smooth front allowed me to add big sticky vinyl numbers, and the tapered lid design keeps rain out. (There are drainage holes at the bottom in case water

I bought this letter box instead of the more expensive model I was looking at here. This mailbox is big enough for magazines and small packages, but sticks out of the wall just like my old rusty shop model. The metal isn't very thick, but it looks strong enough. I used one of the existing screw holes from my old box and drilled another hole with the template provided (nice touch). The finish is orange peel so sticking numbers can be a problem. I like that it doesn't show fingerprints. The nice…

I've had this mailbox for a little over two years. The color is bad so the box always looks dirty and streaky. I wash it once every few months and the color is noticeably peeling off during the cleaning process, it almost looks like some sort of sealant hasn't been applied. Because of the colour, this is an absolutely horrible mailbox. However, it is large and contains all the mail as well as many small packages. It's a nice looking box from a distance but unfortunately I use this item up close