by Brad | Sep 6, 2011 | Mailbox Accessories
The USPS has a set of rules and regulations governing certain things you must do or follow, pertaining to the usage or installation of an urban or rural mailbox. However, as long as you follow the basic rules of installing your mailbox between 6” and 8” from the curb,...
by Brad | Oct 1, 2010 | Mailbox Accessories, Security Mailboxes
As we continue into the 21st century, there are definite mailbox trends moving forward with us. For example, people are no longer happy with just the standard black or gray wall mount mailbox that attaches to the front of their house or the black and gray rural...
by Brad | Dec 13, 2009 | Decorative Mailboxes, Mailbox Accessories, Related, Security Mailboxes
Installing your mailbox may be a great way for you to test out your handy-man skills. However, before beginning you should be sure to call your utility locator who will come out and mark underground pipes for no charge. Of course, if you’re installing a box in the...
by Brad | Feb 8, 2009 | Mailbox Accessories
Most homeowners think about stating their address numbers on their home. However, they don’t often think about the visibility of their address from the road. Some homes have poorly maintained address numbers, which can make it quite difficult to find the right home...
by Brad | Nov 30, 2008 | Mailbox Accessories, Security Mailboxes
One of the most popular new trends in mailboxes is the mailbox with a newspaper holder attached. Often, a traditional mailbox will have a covered area underneath the actual mail receptacle. This area is often just large enough for a newspaper to be securely placed in...
by Brad | Oct 31, 2008 | Mailbox Accessories
A classically beautiful mailbox can add sophistication to your home’s exterior. However, any mailbox is vulnerable to destruction without a sturdy mailbox post. Most mailbox posts can be purchased already constructed. They are often made of composite material or of...
