Wooden mailbox

The first thing you see when looking for a house is the mailbox; therefore, I decided to update it by creating a DIY mailbox to increase the curb appeal. I chose the same type of wood as our other outdoor structures (trellis, lanterns, obelisk, wooden shutters, and flower box). If you have been following my

Sensei Creations Store on Etsy is selling digital downloads of simple instructions on how you can build your own "Mid Century Modern Wooden Mailbox Column!" using the Mail Boss Mail manager, as well as instructions for a "Modern Farmhouse Mailbox" using a Mail Boss Townhouse or Metro wall mount mailbox. While we are in no way affiliated with the seller or store, we have to say, we absolutely LOVE the models they chose to feature! And all of the user submitted images really highlight the…

With one leftover cedar plank, I made a mailbox to hang on the wall near my main door.

Time to replace your mailbox post? This attractive mailbox post from Outdoor Essentials® is long-lasting color-treated wood that can contact the ground and resist rot. The pressure-treated wood has been infused with cedar-tone colorant for good looks. The ready-to-assemble post kit comes with a precut support post and arm with angled ends, plus deck screws. For post-installation, a general rule of thumb is to place 1/3 the length of the post in the ground (that’s about 24 inches). Follow the…

IMPORTANT: Please select Plain lid, or "mail" Stencil in options. For a different color stain than the default "Provencial" just make a note upon checkout or send a message. Wall mount mailbox made of pine wood and plywood lid. Sanded and sealed with brown penetrating stain and semi-gloss spar urethane protective finish. There are two loops on back for hanging on nails or screws. Each mailbox has a little bit different grain pattern, and may vary slightly from photos. Naturally…

How to make a mailbox

My sister just moved into a house so her and her husband wanted a mailbox. So i offered to make her one out of pallet wood because i like working with it. just a simple single lid mailbox with their last name burned into the top of it came out awesome!!

Do you have a sad looking, wobbly mailbox? Yeah, we did too— and here is how we fixed it! FIX THE WOBBLE Our mailbox had never been set correctly and it was starting to drive me nuts. It was finally time to fix the wobble! Start by digging a hole where you would like to... View Post

This wooden toy mailbox is made from pine and features an opening door and an arm which can be raised up.