How does the sending unit attach to the mail box door?
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Self sticking foam tape. If your mailbox is 200 feet or more, don't bother with this unit, it only works for me part time.... like once a month.
49143
The sending unit comes with a strip of 2-sided tape--one side sticks to the mailbox lid, the other side to the sending unit. However, I also added some clear packing take to give the unit more stability.
49144
It has a sticky backed tape. Note however that mine fell off during 14 degree below zero weather. Easy fix though, I just drilled two small holes at each side of the units placement in the mailbox door and put two small plastic ty-wraps thru the holes to secure the unit. Problem solved. Love this thing!!
49145
It comes with double stick tape that attaches to the inside of the mailbox flap.
49146
The sending unit has a sticky strip on it that you can peel paper off and then stick it directly to the mailbox door. However, what I did was attached Velcro to the unit and the other side of the Velcro to the mailbox door. That makes it easier to remove the unit if I need to. I don't know if it really matters, we'll see.
1056267
Yes. In includes two (2) mounting brackets. We installed this on sheet metal siding. The brackets mount on the surface and the box then hangs on the brackets. Holes on the inside of the mail box allow for additional screws to be added once the box is mounted. We started by first mounting wood to the sheet metal. Mainly to make it level the attached the brackets. Finally we hung the box on the brackets and added additional screws. It is not coming off for sure. Very durable and mail cannot easily be stolen. Keys are coded so if you lose them you can order more. Well outgoing could. Yes. In includes two (2) mounting brackets. We installed this on sheet metal siding. The brackets mount on the surface and the box then hangs on the brackets. Holes on the inside of the mail box allow for additional screws to be added once the box is mounted. We started by first mounting wood to the sheet metal. Mainly to make it level the attached the brackets. Finally we hung the box on the brackets and added additional screws. It is not coming off for sure. Very durable and mail cannot easily be stolen. Keys are coded so if you lose them you can order more. Well outgoing could.
855069
As I remember, the mailbox has a recessed area on the bottom. I cut a board to fit the recess, about 3/4" thick. With the board then mounted on the top of the post that's in the ground. I placed the mailbox on the board & screwed through the overhang, into the board. It makes it secure.
1638847
If you lift the lid, there's a second lid, with a slot for inserting mail. The lock is on that second lid.
411485
unfortunately, you can't put any outgoing mail in it. it does keep everything safe when it's incoming. :)
1289511
Mine is installed against a wall, not on a post. A newspaper will jam the slot open possibly if pushed in from one end. It will not drop down into the box. It is intended for regular mail. It might be best to add some sort of holder under the unit or possibly lay the paper on top if the unit is fastened to a wall.
216345
It attaches with two hangers over the top of the door. So, while not permanenty attached, it's very stable. I have never had any probem opening or closing the door (have had it both on my bedroom and closet doors). Absolutely love this huge hanging jewelry box!
2255496
This is a old fashion mailbox. you fit a board under it and attach that to a post and sit the box on top the board and put screws into the bottom sides.......it's the only way I know to attach it.......
1192037
It attaches with screws. They are short enough that you can use them on the inside of a cabinet door and they will not penetrate the outside of the door.
513764
Not that I am aware of , I own the mailboxes , the post office has a key to the back. Often is call the mail person to open the back so that I can take the nut off the lock to open the mailbox door to replace the lock. If not, I have to drill out the lock and the steel is hard.
51923
The door to retrieve your mail is in the back. I would recommend a post. You would have to side mount which doesn't seem practical.
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There's 2 circular plastic pieces with the inside shaped like a square which slides over the post, u slip on 1 at the bottom and one towards the top, and then put the mailbox over the post and then u can use screws (included) to bolt it onto the posts. it is very secure and easy. Sorry about my description I'm not familiar with parts etc. But u can have it up in 2 minutes if u already have a post: )
627644
I had difficulty with this install.I bought 2-gave one away and he installed it with screw driver and drill- mine is still in the drawer. It's not as easy as it looks because the mailboxes vary in type of opening latch and materials. Good Luck pjh
2151943
The "sending" unit attaches to your garage door wirelessly, battery powered. The "receiving" unit ties in to your wired door opener via two low voltage wires, are used to open/close door. This unit is also battery powered. Both have Velcro as well as hole for screw mounting. Since they are battery powered, you'll need to change batteries on both units periodically. Hope this helps!
1390959
The MailBoss can be used to send outgoing mail. Just above the secured compartment, a VERY sturdy unsecured door opens downward to reveal the drop opening for deliveries as well as a cubby-hole shelf for outgoing mail pickup.
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The front opens up so mail carrier can put mail through slotted opening. There is also an inside clip to hold outgoing mail if you choose to use that feature
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It has three screw holes inside the box. One on each side of the top of the box and there is one in the middle lower of the box. It comes with the screws and bolts and I just screwed it into the outside wall, next to my front door. I also bolted on the two J-Hooks on the bottom of the mail box. Hoped this helped