Gibraltar Mailboxes Cedar Deluxe Drive-In Aromatic Cedar Wood, Mailbox Post, DPKX0000

Looks great in the front yard. Easy to install

Love the color, installed VERY easily, but it’s a bit wobbly. I’m not worried it will fall over. It just wobbles a little when you pull the magnetic door of my large mailbox open. I’m happy tho!

The holes aren’t drilled on center. The top piece of wood doesn’t line up which the lower part. Looks odd. The wood is nice. The plastic bags that I assume were supposed to hold the nuts and bolts were both open and a nut was missing. Contents were all over the box.

Greatly diappointed. Post was cracked, no attachment provided for the upper mast, and the method for the "no digging" installation was beyond pathetic. After putting it all together and installing it, I could push it over easily. The area around the stake was solid and firm, but there was just no stability what so ever in this design.

Easy to setup, and looks good. Hold my mailbox just fine. ;) It's a mailbox post. What do you expect? It will be a few years before I know how well it hold up to weather, but so far it's a good inexpensive post.

I bought this post last fall in order to replace an existing mailbox; in place of the included ground anchor, I purchased one separately (screwed into the ground, rather than pounded in; better secured)In contrast to other reviews, my post came assembled with all parts included. However, the pieces were of fairly rough quality and did not fit together very well upon assembly. From the back, although the whole post is mounted level both ways, the horizontal (middle) piece does not vertically match the other two pieces.Note: For Gibraltar "C" mailboxes, the included mounting hardware does NOT work, requiring a separate mounting base. (even though Amazon/product box says it is OK to use)Pros: Simple to put together It's cedar (for those who want that) No-dig installation Allows upgrade from 1990s all-plastic mailboxCons: Hit/miss quality (?)

We love our new mailbox post and mailbox. The post is cut from great looking cedar trees. There are lots of white stripes along with the bright red cedar parts. We stained it to give it a warm brown color and prolong it's life. It gives it lots of character and doesn't look anything like other people's mailboxes. The post was easy to assemble and looks great.

So far so good after about 7 weeks in the ground. It was easy to install, or as easy as could be with 6 inches of frozen earth to drive through before hitting softer dirt.It withstood an auto miscalculation as well and just stayed up. It has a slight bit of flex to it and waves slightly in a strong wind, or when I close my mailbox, but it's definitely solid.

I bought it for 90.00$ last week and now it’s selling for 52.00$ not impressed!!