Installation Guide

Step 6 - Attaching the Mailbox Enclosure

A) The enclosure has 9 pieces. All are marked on the inside. Starting with #1, seat

the bottom of the panel in the bottom ring. Secure by face screwing the panel to

the bottom ring using 3 2 1/2” screws. When possible, drive the screw in the grout

lines. This hides the screw head and minimizes any touch up work.

B) Going counter clockwise, seat and secure panels #2, 3 and 4 in the same manner.

C) Attach the address plaque (#9) to the upper front panel(#5) using

(2 ) 1 1/2” screws. (Figs. 6C and 6D)

D) Seat the bottom of the address plaque in the groove of panel#1.

Seat the bottom of panel 5 onto the top of panel 1. Continue

counterclockwise, and attach panels #6,and 7.

E) Slide the metal mailbox through the front opening onto the

mounting plate. Align the holes in the mailbox with the

preset threads in the mounting plate.

F) Finger tighten 4 butterfly screws and washers to secure

mailbox to the mounting plate.

G) Attach the front pull and back latch to the face of the mailbox

with (2)-3/4" nuts and bolts.

H) Attach panel #8 as described earlier.

I) Attach the Flag. Be sure and seat the outer flange to hook

in the slot on the mount. This keeps the flag resting hori-

zontally. Place the bolt through the flag assembly and

mount. Secure on the inside with locking nut. Tighten until

the flag moves with some resistance.

Step 7 - Attach the Top Bracket

A) Place the bracket into the top of the enclosure. Make sure the top seats

firmly down into the mailbox enclosure.

B) Secure the top bracket into the enclosure using 12 screws.

Step 8 - Attach the Cap

A) Seat the cap over the enclosure. Attach

the cap by driving 4 -3" screws at a steep

angle through the bottom lip of the cap

into the enclosure. DO NOT drive

through the top of the cap. DO NOT over

drive the screws.

Step 9 - Touch Up - Optional

A) Caulk around the metal mailbox if there

are any gaps to keep out insects. Fill in any exposed screw heads.

B) After the caulk has set, cover with the appropriate paint color and feather the paint out over the

rock face. Add more texture by using the paint brush to dab a small amount of sand onto the

painted surface.

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