Step2 540200 MailMaster Plus Mailbox, Spruce

I love this mailbox! Like other Step 2 products, it is both sturdy and easy to install. There is ample room for both the stack of mail I receive daily as well as the Sunday paper. It comes with clear instructions for installation and all the hardware needed to set it up.

During a heavy snow storm, the township plow broke the top off of our mailbox. We could not find this mailbox in our local big-box stores. Fortunately we found it on Amazon and at a better price than alternative models in our local stores. Being the same model, we removed the damaged mailbox from the inground post and replaced it easily.

We were looking for a sturdy mailbox after the plow took ours down. We also live in an area where the soil is hard clay so didnt want to dig, pour cement etc. This also replaced the need for a separate newspaper tube. We chose to purchase a 24 inch stake and mount the 4x4 post on to it. The post was 2 ft. Everything went together like a charm and the mailbox is firm in the ground. I know some reviews mentioned the stake method being wobbly but I really think it depends on your soil. The mailbox is clean looking too and not many parts. All in all I think we put thus up in under 15 minutes and has been up for weeks now without issue. Love that it is made in the USA too. I do think when winter comes I will do as many others, put plywood up to protect it.

Not enough numbers to do both sides of box

2nd time I have put in this mailbox in the past 25 years. LOVE IT!!

Works well. Bought a little cheaper because of being a open box. Everything was okay and nothing missing.

It is a mailbox so I am using it as a mailbox

The best mailbox ever. Its sturdy and easy to install. Attractive, also.

I liked the height and the magnetic open and close. Our mail person liked it too!

This is a very well-made mailbox and Im very pleased with how you can use either end and how resililent it is. The only problem we had was our post--it is metal so we had to cut it to the right height and then get longer bolts and drill through the post. But it was a success and much better than finding the old mailbox bashed and lying in the ditch!