Architectural Mailboxes 7540 User manual

Universal Mailbox Adapter for 4 X 4 Wooden Post (Model 7540)
Assembly Instructions
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with the years of service it will provide. If you have any questions about how to mount or use
this post, or if you need any replacement parts, please call us directly at [phone] or
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This product can be used to attach any mailbox with a standard 4”x10” mailbox floor-
mount bolt pattern, many other floor-mount bolt patterns, and any mailbox with a
standard 11-1/4” side flange mount screw pattern. This includes all mailboxes made by
Architectural Mailboxes, and all common T1 and T2 style mailboxes.
Tools (not included)
Screwdriver
Power
screwdriver
Wrench
Hardware
wood screws
(x6)
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Pick a mounting type to suit your application
On top of
4x4 post
On forward
facing arm
On side arm
or 4x4 rail
small
nuts x4
wood screws x6
(3 each side)
small
nuts x4
wood screws x6
(3 each side)
!
NOTE:
Depending on the mailbox floor
style, you may need to raise the
bracket for extra clearance.
small
nuts x4
wood screws x6
(3 each side)
large nuts (x4)
small nuts (x4)
washers (x8)
short thick
screws (x4)
long narrow
screws (x4)
nylon
spacers (x4)

Universal Mailbox Adapter for 4 X 4 Wooden Post (Model 7540)
Assembly Instructions (continued)
2Mount your mailbox to the installed bracket
If your mailbox has mounting
holes in the floor . . .
If your mailbox has mounting
holes on the side . . .
Some mailboxes have
both styles of mounting
holes - choose what
suits you best.
Use the 4 long narrow screws to attach your mailbox to the adapter.
Only use the spacers if your mailbox is the larger T2 style. Additional
hardware (not included) may be required for extra large mailboxes.
Use the 4 large nuts, 8 washers and 4
short thick scews to attach your mailbox
to the adapter.
!
Spacers are optional.
Use for larger mailboxes.