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Install a durable, decorative mailbox support with this 6 ft. pressure‑treated pine Gothic‑top mailbox post, designed for long‑term outdoor performance and classic curb appeal. Crafted from Southern Yellow Pine and pressure treated for ground‑contact use, this mailbox post helps resist rot, decay, and insect damage where it is set directly into soil. The Gothic‑top profile adds traditional architectural detail that enhances the look of driveways, walkways, and residential streetscapes while providing sturdy support for standard mailbox installations. Designed to withstand year‑round weather exposure, this post offers dependable strength and stability in a variety of climates. Easy to install with standard tools, it can be painted or stained after installation to coordinate with surrounding fencing, trim, or landscaping. Intended for residential mailbox applications, this pressure‑treated post delivers a practical balance of durability, function, and decorative style for enhancing curb appeal.
Dimensions: H 72 in, W 3.5 in, D 24 in
Product Depth (in.) | 24 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 72 in |
Product Width (in.) | 3.5 in |
Color | Wood |
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Features | Paintable/Stainable |
Hardware Color Family | Yellow |
Included | Posts |
Post Installation Type | In-Ground |
Post Material | Wood |
Product Weight (lb.) | 25 lb |
Weight Capacity (lb.) | 25 |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited warranty |
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Hello Jules, there is 55" from the bottom of the post to the top of the cross member. This will need to be installed at least 18" in the ground.
Hi Ho61, the distance from your mailbox door to the curb will depend on what type of mailbox you install.
Hi Dave, for further assistance with your inquiry, we recommend reaching out to your local Home Depot ProDesk.
Figures don’t seem to make sense. With 55” to crossmember leaves only 10”-14” in the ground to get to the 41”- 45” recommended height. Measurements in illustration show post sunk 24”, leaves crossmember approx 30”
Hello CHSDIYer, the measurement from the bottom of the post to the top of the cross member is 55".
Lori, the board that the mailbox will rest on is 17-1/4" long. With the proper fastening, a 24" mailbox will be able to be mounted to the board.
Steve, This product has been treated to protect it against rot, decay and termite damage. If you have a post that has rotted, please contact our customer service team at 800-556-8449 or ufpretailcs@ufpi.com for more information or assistance.
You will need to wait until the wood is dry before applying any primer or paint. A simple test is to pour a small amount of water onto the surface of the wood. If the water beads up, the wood is still too wet. If the water is quickly absorbed into the wood, then it's ready to be primed and painted.
Debbykime, the length of the board where the mailbox rests measures are approximately 17-1/4 inches, and the width of the board is 3.5 inches.
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