Choose desired location of mailbox
and install 4”x4”x48” pressure
treated wood post into ground. (Post
sold separately – actual dimensions
of post are 3 3/8”x3 3/8”x48”)
Bury the wood post 18”-24”
into the ground (24” if soil is
loose.) Leave at least 24” of
wood post above ground.
Slide Mailbox Post Sleeve
(part C) over wood post
making sure mounting arm is
pointing towards the street.
Secure Post Sleeve (part C) to wood post
using the (4) #12 x 1” screws provided (part
F). Screw locations are marked on the post
sleeve. Screw will go through the plastic
with slight pressure. Do not over tighten.
Attach Newspaper Port (part B)
to the top of the Mailbox Post
Sleeve (part C) as shown.
Newspaper Port (part B) will
snap into place and look like
the above image when
installed.
Install Rear Door (Part D) of Newspaper
Port by snapping pegs on rear door into
the indentations in the rear of the Port.
Installing the mailbox will create a tighter
hold on the rear door.
Attach Mailbox (Part A) to
Newspaper Port (Part B) using
the (4) #10 x 1 ½” screws/nuts
provided (Part E)
The Postal Pro Hampton Mailbox and Post Kit
Parts List
A. Mailbox D. Newspaper Port Rear Door
B. Newspaper Port E. (4) #10-24 x 1.5” Pan Head Phillips Bolt & Nut
C. Mailbox Post Sleeve F. (4) #12 x 1” Pan Head Phillips Self Tapping Screw
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OTE: If this product is missing any parts, please do not return to store. Contact our customer service department and replacement part(s)
will be shipped out to you immediately. Customer Service contact information can be found at the bottom of this sheet.
Postal Regulations recommend that the floor (mail entry point) of the mounted mailbox be between 41” – 45” above the road surface and that
the front of the mailbox be set back 6” - 8” from edge of road or front of curb. The USPS suggests that all customers contact their local Post
Office before installing their mailbox/post to ensure correct placement and height at the street.
• The Hampton Kit is designed to slip over a mounting post made from a standard 4” x 4” x 48” treated pine post (sold separately).
• Mounting Post should be set 18” – 24” into the ground thus leaving 24” – 30” above the ground.
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ARNING: “Call before you dig” – Call 811. 811 is the designated “call before you dig” phone number that directly connects you to your
local call center. Each state has different rules and regulations governing digging to ensure that buried utility lines will not be disturbed.
Installation Steps
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ustomerservice@postalpromailboxes.com
Creative Solutions, LLC
Toll Free: 877-544-5220 251 Hwy 589, Purvis, MS 39475
