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Mail Houses – 4750

Wall Mounted Installation Instructions

Made of electro-galvanized steel sheet with a durable powder coat finish and a stainless steel mail flap, Salsbury 4750 mail houses will provide years

of maintenance free service.

Mounting Mail House to a Flat Wall

1. The installation fasteners are not provided due to the variation in

wall types to which the mailbox might be mounted. Select fasteners

and anchors appropriate for the type of wall.

2. Mounting access is provided by opening the mail flap and mail

access door.

3. Where possible, it is best to shield the mailbox from direct

weather conditions.

4. Contact your local U.S.P.S. office for the required height of the

mailbox on the wall.

5. Using the template provided, mark the location of the 4 holes on

the back of the mailbox. Drill the 4 mounting holes as marked.

6. Holding the mailbox aligned horizontally in the mounting position,

mark on the wall the position of the 4 mounting holes in the back wall

of the mailbox.

7. Attach the mailbox to the wall using the appropriate fasteners.

Note: Mounting holes are not pre-drilled into the Mail House as this

unit can be installed on a mailbox post.

Cleaning

Interior & Painted Exterior – Using a soft cloth or sponge, clean the

interior and painted exterior of the mailbox with liquid soap,

detergent, or diluted water-soluble household cleaners. Completely

remove residue of any cleaning products with water, and thoroughly

dry with a clean cloth or paper towel.

Stainless Steel Mail Flap – The mail flap may be cleaned as

indicated above. Be sure to scrub and polish satin finish materials in

the same direction as the grain of the stainless steel. DO NOT

use

abrasive materials on stainless steel surfaces.

4750 Mail House

4750 Mounting Dimensions

SALSBURY INDUSTRIES

1010 East 62

Street, Los Angeles, CA 90001-1598

Phone: 1-800-624-5269 Int’l Phone: 323-846-6700

Fax: 1-800-624-5299 Int’l Fax: 323-846-6800

Installation instructions are provided as general guidelines. It is advised that a professional installer be consulted. Salsbury Industries assumes no product assembly or installation liability.

Summary of content (5 pages)

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Mail Houses – 4750 Wall Mounted Installation Instructions Made of electro-galvanized steel sheet with a durable powder coat finish and a stainless steel mail flap, Salsbury 4750 mail houses will provide years of maintenance free service. 4750 Mail House Mounting Mail House to a Flat Wall 1. The installation fasteners are not provided due to the variation in wall types to which the mailbox might be mounted. Select fasteners and anchors appropriate for the type of wall. 2.
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Mail Houses – 4750 Post Mounting Installation Instructions Made of electro-galvanized steel sheet with a durable powder coat finish and a stainless steel mail flap, Salsbury 4750 mail houses will provide years of maintenance free service. 4750 Mail House Mounting Mail House on a Post This instruction sheet is for installing the 4750 mail house on a Salsbury standard mailbox post. Other installation instructions are available for mounting the post in a concrete footing or mounting the unit to a wall.
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Mail Houses – 4750 In-Ground Mounted Post Installation Instructions Installing the In-Ground Post Directly into Concrete Dig the hole for the concrete footing and prepare the concrete. You will need approximately 4-1/2 cubic feet. The top surface of the footing should be about 12” by 18” and extend 36” into the ground. See the illustration for the relative position of the rectangular footing to the post and mailbox.
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Mail Houses – 4750 Bolt Mounted Post Installation Instructions Installing the Bolt Mounted Post onto Anchor Bolts Dig the hole for the concrete footing, and prepare the concrete. You will need approximately 4-1/2 cubic feet. The top surface of the footing should be about 12” by 18” and extend 36” into the ground. See the illustration for the relative position of the rectangular footing to the post and mailbox.
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