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Gibraltar Mailboxes Landover Aluminum Venetian Bronze, Mailbox Post, LP000BZ0

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Color: Venetian Bronze


Style: Mailbox Post


Features

  • Engineered to support up to 60 lbs
  • Aluminum construction provides strength and stability
  • Bronze powder-coated finish helps to withstand against weathering
  • Compatible with most Gibraltar post-mount mailboxes including the AR15B000 and the MB801B
  • Mounting bracket and hardware included
  • Elegant bronze finish
  • Composed of a durable, galvanized steel and aluminum combination
  • Cross arm construction securely holds mailbox

Description

The Landover mailbox post is constructed from rust-proof aluminum and stylishly designed to complement a variety of mailboxes. Coated with a black-powder finish to endure the outside elements, it conveniently fits directly over a 4x4 post (sold separately). Assembly and mounting hardware is included. From the Manufacturer SOLAR GROUP LP000BZ0 Bronze Mail Cross Arm Post. Landover, Bronze Finish, Decorative Mailbox Cross Arm Post, Made Of Textured Galvanized Steel & Aluminum, Fits Over 4" x 4" Post, Assembled Dimensions 56.5"H x 6"W x 21.5"D.


Material: ‎Aluminum


Color: ‎Venetian Bronze


Included Security Features: ‎Hopper & Baffle


Brand: ‎Gibraltar Mailboxes


Mounting Type: ‎Post Mount


Product Dimensions: ‎21.38"D x 6"W x 56.4"H


Style: ‎Mailbox Post


Item Weight: ‎12 Pounds


Manufacturer: ‎SOLAR GROUP


Part Number: ‎LP000BZ0


Item Weight: ‎12 pounds


Item model number: ‎Landover


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Switch Style: ‎metal


Included Components: ‎slip over post, finials, hardware


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: June 3, 2014


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Very Impressed
Color: Venetian Bronze Style: Mailbox Post
I got the post to match the mailbox I ordered. Both items are good quality and well made. I would highly recommend them and I would buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023 by B R.
    • Excellent construction and paint job
Color: Venetian Bronze Style: Mailbox Post
Very easy assembly. Just follow the instructions. The only issue I had was the decorative knob at the top of the post. I had to re-drill the holes because they were too small for the screws that were included. I would’ve stripped the screws when I tried to screw them into the holes that are already on the post. Be cautious of the instructions when it says how to screw on a large mailbox. I had a large mailbox and it would not install with the instructions that it came with the post. I needed to use the screw in from inside the mailbox method that work perfectly. It’s much easier to install the mailbox on the post with two people. The post installs perfectly over a cemented preexisting 4 x 4 provided the 4 x 4 is trimmed to about 30 inches above the ground. Very solid construction and looks beautiful! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023 by RG0647
    • pretty nice product overall
Color: Venetian Bronze Style: Mailbox Post
instructions are easy to read/ follow. total assembly time was approx. 45 mins. (counting trips to the shed for the right tools). i DID, however, find that i needed more tools than explained in instruction(s) guide as some of the screws/ nuts are in kinda' difficult places to reach (FYI). there are three (3) separate pieces that need to be attached to the post itself; the bracket that holds your mailbox, the top 'finial' piece, & the base plate upon which your mailbox will mount. all that said, once the fully assembled unit was placed over a 4'x4', pressure-treated post (cut to 48" in length & placed into a dug hole 18" deep & concreted in) it looks spectacular! i reattached a standard, USPS, metal mailbox (the old one - cleaned thoroughly & sanded down, then repainted w/ spray can) to the mailbox mount w/ four screws n' nuts on both sides. we're tickled w/ the upgrade & would recommend the Gibraltar 'Landover' for it's overall construction, relative ease of assembly, aesthetics, PRICE & utilitarian purposes. the post itself is aluminum (it therefore shouldn't rust). the mailbox mount is metal so i sprayed THAT piece w/ a once-over using a spray can of 'clear coat'... just b/c i'm neurotic. would i recommend? YES. is it a good value? YES. would i buy again? hopefully not as i'm optimistic that this sucker lasts a very long time (barring catastrophe, it likely should). FYI, regardless of your earthworks, you really should secure your bracing post into the ground w/ concrete (or that packet of foaming goo would work OK too) to insure that your investment is stable/ secure, etc. i allowed our 4'x4' wooden post to "set up" for 24 hrs. once it was level & plumb properly & that was more than sufficient. it's an attractive upgrade to our previous situation & really enhanced our little abode (neighbors have already complimented us). our previous set-up lasted 16 yrs. & it was the cheapest metal post (boring, pedestrian, &c.) i could find at our local H.D. store when i purchased it. the Gibraltar 'Landover' is a MAJOR upgrade from that ol' ugly thing!! cheers! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2022 by rw24
    • Nice post cover, good price, hardware issues
Color: Venetian Bronze Style: Mailbox Post
Review Image by Armando Armando
Quick comments, I hope it helps the next person: -use 54”H 4x4 post. Bury it 24” deep. I used quickrete cement for fast curing. It cures fast so work fast. -30” above ground will allow the mounting lag bolts to go thru the cover WITHOUT drilling thru your post. Any taller, and you will interfere with the mounting bolts for the horizontal arm. -you can use a post as tall as 50” above ground (74” total) BUT you will need to drill thru the post and it better be straight. I tried this first but I used a cordless drill and did not drill straight thru. If you have a drill press at home, this is the best approach since it adds structure at the horizon arm that holds your mailbox. I’m sure there’s a better method but I am an average DIY’er so I went with the shorter post. -I installed the post cover on the 4x4 before burying it in the ground. I have a plant bush in the way of the install so this was my preference. Also, I didn’t want to drill the post on a recently cured concrete. -biggest issue was the screws and bolts that came with the kit are not good quality, else I would’ve given this review 5 stars. I used Simpson wood screws to mount the cover AFTER I stripped the screws provided with the kit. -for reference I installed an Oasis 360 by Architectural Mailbox and it fit perfectly with the mounting kit provided with the post cover. -overall, I like the look a lot, it was easy to enough to install, and it was well priced. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2022 by Armando Armando
    • Good price Good Quality
Color: Venetian Bronze Style: Mailbox Post
Powder coated aluminum that has great curb appeal. Minor paint runs on post that are only noticeable by the installer (me) and the USPS. The provided wood screws that attach to a 4x4 post are cheap and easily stripped, I substituted my own. Plus the heads on the wood screws are bright stainless and are noticeable against the bronze finish. I painted the heads to blend in. Good value at an appx $100.00 price point. Will revisit this review in a year to see how the finish holds up against Florida sunlight and salt air. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2022 by Comet
    • alignment issues
Color: Black Style: Mailbox Post
Arm was not fully powder coated and mounting holes not aligned, had to over size one hole with a drill bit for long screws to fit. Flat black touch up paint to finish were it was not fully powder coated. All in all nice post
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023 by steve klinefelter
    • Well-built and easy to install
Color: Black Style: Mailbox Post
After purchasing and returning a few mailbox posts at big box home stores, I bought this one. Very simple to put together and it includes a metal, universal mailbox adapter. You'll need a 4x4 pressure-treated wood post (actual dimension is 3.5"x3.5" and you can pick one up at the store that's 6' long for about $12. We used the Sika fence post mix instead of concrete, which is also around $12. It's foam and very easy to use. With this post, you'll want to bury 24" of the wood post and leave between 29-31" sticking out of the ground. The instructions have you waiting until you secure the metal post to the wood post before attaching the mail box. Unless you have a really heavy mailbox, I suggest putting everything together and sliding the completed box and post over the wood. It's hot where we live and doing all of that inside was pretty important. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2021 by DDS2101

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