Installation Instructions
The Piedmont Mailbox and Post Kit
WARNING: “Call Before You Dig” – Dial 811.
811 is the designated “call before you dig” phone number that directly
connects you to your local One Call center. Each state has different
rules and regulations governing digging to insure that buried utility
lines will not be disturbed.
* PLEASE NOTE: Concrete may be needed if installing in loose soil
RECOMMENDED TOOLS & SUPPLIES
• POST HOLE DIGGER
• POST LEVEL OR STANDARD LEVEL
• PHILIPS HEAD POWER SCREWDRIVER
• HAMMER / RUBBER MALLET
• PRESSURE TREATED 4" x 4" x 50-62" WOODEN POST*
(Not Included) 50" Minimum height. Actual Diameter of a Standard 4" x 4"
Pressure Treated Post: 3-1/2" x 3-1/2"
PARTS LIST
Model: PP3411BL
HARDWARE
Shown at actual size
(8) #12 x 1" Self Tap Screws
(4) #10 – 24 x 1-1/2" Phillips
Machine Bolts
(4) #10 – 24 Nuts
Mailbox
Body
Mailbox
Door
(2) Mailbox Pins
Mailbox
Mounting
Bracket
Post
Sleeve
A
B
C
READ ENTIRE INSTRUCTION SHEET BEFORE
BEGINNING PROJECT
24"
26"
Minimum
38"
Maximum
50"– 62"
STEP 1 Determine location for mailbox. Using post hole digger, dig a hole
24" in depth. Install treated pine post by burying 24" of the post in the
ground - leaving at least 26" of post above ground. The 4x4 post can be up
to 38" above ground, but only 26" is necessary. Use level to ensure treated
pine post is in correct vertical position. Stabilize the treated pine post by
rmly tamping down loose soil around post base.
NOTE: Customers are required to contact
the local post oce before installing the mailbox
to ensure its correct placement and height at the street. Generally,
mailboxes are installed at the height of 41–45 inches from the road
surface to inside oor of mailbox or point of mail entry (locked designs)
and are set back 6–8 inches from front face of curb or road edge to the
mailbox door.
