8" Brick Stone Stucco Mailbox Door - Cast Aluminum Replacement Doors Mailboxes

installed as advised. Works as advertised

Super easy to install. The hardest part was removing the lip that was sticking out from existing mailbox. After that it was nothing. Must easier than removing entire old mailbox from brick Column

needed to retro fix bottom of door hinge to block access from ants, bees etc.

The old mail box should be cut out to the edge of the Brick/stone/other material, leaving the insides of the old one.I used a metal cut off disk. That was the fastest way to cut it flush.The mailbox door is SOLID and strong. I oiled the spring at the bottom of the door with WD40 to keep it from rusting.Should last a lot longer than the original.I also used some caulk to further anchor the box against the old box. @ screws I feared would not hold it firmly.Overall this is a great solution for a failed old mail box.Door closes with the help of the spring on the bottom of the door. the mail person loves it as its not a hassle to close.It closes itself once you push it up to close.

This was the perfect solution to my rusty old mailbox door that was built in to my brick mailbox enclosure. Looks great, very solid. Much nicer looking than my neighbors replacement steel mailbox door.I cut back the original mailbox to the edge of the brick (using a Porter-Cable Oscillating Multi-tool) and used construction adhesive and two screws to install it. It turned out looking so much better than the original door and you can't tell it's not a completely brand new mailbox. I also, sprayed the inside of the mailbox with black Rustoleum paint to match the new box. Beats the heck out of replacing the metal mailbox and having a brick mason rebuild the brick enclosure.I seldom take the time to write reviews, but I wanted other customers how well this looks and works.

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