🛡️ Protect Your Mailbox in Style!
The 4x6 Rust-Free, Adjustable Trimmer Guard is designed to shield your mailbox post from rust and rot while enhancing its appearance. Made from durable .050 aluminum, this guard features an easy installation process with pre-drilled screw holders and comes with four overlapping pieces for a customizable fit. Proudly made in the U.S.A., it combines functionality with a modern aesthetic.
| Manufacturer | Estes Designs Mailbox and Streetscapes |
| Part Number | 2F05902 |
| Item Weight | 10.4 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4 x 3 x 6 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | 4 inches x 6 inches x 3 inches |
| Color | Silver |
| Style | Modern |
| Finish | Mill |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 4 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
D**T
I used this at the base of a buried post to trap stones immediately next to the base
In addition to the stones at the bottom of the post hole, I used this to trap stones next to the posts' base. Just an idea that I had to ensure that the base eventually dries out (the posts are buried in ground that has a depth of at least six feet of compacted dried silt (accumulated over millennia.) Results of this experiment won't be known by myself (I don't expect to be alive in thirty years to dig up the post) or successive owners of the property (who really wouldn't care anyway.)
T**M
Not Properly Sized
They are selling this to go around the bottom of a 4 X 4 mailbox post to protect it from weed eaters. Is there any DIY person out there that doesn't know a 4 X 4 post is not really 4 inches by 4 inches? It's 3 1/2 inches by 3 1/2 inches. Yet the brilliant minds that manufacture this product made one of the L shaped sides 4 inches and the other 3 inches. They send you 4 of these L shaped pieces of aluminum and somehow expect you to make then fit around and protect a 3 1/2 inch by 3 1/2 inch post. Why wasn't the "L" made with 3 1/2 inches on each side? Did they just bend it wrong? They have a 7 inch piece of metal, which is correct. But 4 inches on one side and 3 inches ion the other. Come on. How is that right? I ended up putting the 4 inch side about a half an inch into a big vise and made another bend so that side would wrap around the post. It's functional but it doesn't look good. The bend I made isn't "crisp" like the manufactured bend at the 4 inch mark. This is not rocket science. I would have not expected them to get this so wrong. So the bottom of my mailbox post is protected from weed eaters now but it looks terrible. I think I just wasted $18. I know there has to be a properly designed product out there to protect my mailbox post. I will continue looking.
J**T
Useful for 4x6 roof support posts to prevent end rot
My porch support rotted on the ends. It's 20 feet long, so I cut off the exposed rotted area and installed this to strengthen the rest of the beam end on both ends. Will be looking for a cap to cover next.
J**O
The “self tapping screws” were impossible to screw in
I could not get these screws to drill through the metal using my cordless screwdriver. I tried over and over with different screws and different methods. I couldn’t even first hammer a nail hole in to then try to add the screw. I had to actually drill a hole using my corded drill and running an extension cord all the way out to my mailbox. It wasn’t as easy as the directions and other reviews claim it to be.
E**.
Save your Mail Box 4x4 Post from the Trimmer!
Perfect application to safeguard my mail box 4x4 post. Easy to install as instructions were clear and simple.
S**S
Exactly What I wanted
Easy to install, looks nice, and hoping it will protect the Mailbox post from damage caused by weed eaters and doggy deposits!
J**C
Not made for 4X6 Post
Not made/cut for 4X6 Post, but I made it work. Just warning you up front.
D**E
Four Stars
it is a solution even though the sheets were not an exact tight fit
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