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Mounting Posts for installing into the dirt, slipping over an existing post and mounting to concrete

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Inground Post

Inground Post

For putting directly into dirt.

Does NOT slip over an existing wood post. If you need that, choose the Surface Mount Slip Over Post.

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Surface Mount Slip Over Post

Surface Mount Slip Over Post

For sliding over an existing wood post or attaching to concrete.

Does not go into dirt. If you need that, choose the Inground Post.

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Choose the rightMounting Posts

Compare installation methods and mailbox setups side by side, then choose the mounting option that fits your property.

Inground PostInground Post Surface Mount PostSurface Mount Post Dual Mount PostDual Mount Post Surface Mount PlateSurface Mount Plate Dual Mount PlateDual Mount Plate
Mounting methodInstalls in dirt, grass or similar ground materialBolts to concrete or slips over a 4 × 4 wood postInstalls in dirt, grass or similar ground materialBolts to the top of a wood postBolts to the top of a wood post
Slips over postNoYESNoNoNo
Mailbox setupOne post mount mailboxOne post mount mailboxTwo side-by-side mailboxesOne post mount mailboxTwo side-by-side mailboxes
Best forA new curbside installation in soilConcrete or slipping over an existing wood postTwo addresses or a shared curbside setupReusing an existing wood postConverting one wood post into a dual setup
What’s includedPost and Surface Mount Plate41-inch postDual mailbox mounting structureSurface mounting plateDual mailbox spreader bar
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Inground Post

Inground Post

Mounting methodInstalls in dirt, grass or similar ground material
Slips over postNo
Mailbox setupOne post mount mailbox
Best forA new curbside installation in soil
What’s includedPost and Surface Mount Plate
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Surface Mount Post

Surface Mount Post

Mounting methodBolts to concrete or slips over a 4 × 4 wood post
Slips over postYES
Mailbox setupOne post mount mailbox
Best forConcrete or slipping over an existing wood post
What’s included41-inch post
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Dual Mount Post

Dual Mount Post

Mounting methodInstalls in dirt, grass or similar ground material
Slips over postNo
Mailbox setupTwo side-by-side mailboxes
Best forTwo addresses or a shared curbside setup
What’s includedDual mailbox mounting structure
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Surface Mount Plate

Surface Mount Plate

Mounting methodBolts to the top of a wood post
Slips over postNo
Mailbox setupOne post mount mailbox
Best forReusing an existing wood post
What’s includedSurface mounting plate
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Dual Mount Plate

Dual Mount Plate

Mounting methodBolts to the top of a wood post
Slips over postNo
Mailbox setupTwo side-by-side mailboxes
Best forConverting one wood post into a dual setup
What’s includedDual mailbox spreader bar
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Mounting post FAQs

Everything to know before choosing and installing the right mounting post or plate.

Which Post slips over an existing 4x4 Wood Post

The Surface Mount Post slips over an existing 4x4 Wood Post. The Inground Post does NOT slip over an existing post as it is designed to go directly into dirt. The Surface Mount Post is designed to slip over a standard 4 × 4 wood post. It can also be bolted to concrete or another appropriate solid surface using the correct anchors for that material.

Which mounting post is right for my mailbox?

Start with the surface where the mailbox will be installed. Choose the Inground Post for lawn or similar ground material, the Surface Mount Post for concrete or an existing standard 4 × 4 wood post, and the Dual Mount Post when two mailboxes need to sit side by side.

If you already have a wood post, the Surface Mount Plate lets you reuse it. Choose the Dual Mount Plate when you need a shared support for two mailboxes on one compatible post.

What is the difference between an Inground Post and a Surface Mount Post?

The Inground Post installs directly into lawn or similar ground material for a new curbside foundation. The Surface Mount Post bolts to concrete or slips over an existing standard 4 × 4 wood post, so it can be installed without digging a new post hole.

Is the Surface Mount Plate included with the Inground Post?

Yes. The Surface Mount Plate is already included with the Inground Post. Purchase the standalone plate when you want to mount an Adoorn mailbox setup to the top of an existing standard 4 × 4 wood post.

What is the Dual Mount Post used for?

The Dual Mount Post supports two side-by-side Adoorn mailboxes on one in-ground foundation. It is designed for neighboring addresses, shared curbside locations or any installation that needs two mailboxes presented as one coordinated setup.

What is the difference between the Dual Mount Post and Dual Mount Plate?

The Dual Mount Post creates a complete in-ground support for two side-by-side mailboxes. The Dual Mount Plate, listed as the Dual Mounting Post Spreader Bar on the product page, is the shared crossbar that mounts two Adoorn mailboxes on one compatible post.

Do these mounting products work with Adoorn Post Mount Mailboxes?

Yes. These posts and plates are designed for Adoorn post mount mailbox installations. Match the mounting product to the installation surface and the number of mailboxes you need to support, then review the product page and installation instructions before ordering.

Are Adoorn mounting posts made for outdoor use?

Yes. Adoorn mounting posts are built for outdoor mailbox installation and designed to remain sturdy through changing weather. Secure installation and the correct anchors or foundation are essential for long-term performance.

What should I check before installing a mailbox post?

Confirm the delivery location, installation surface, property lines and any local placement requirements before starting. Follow the instructions for the selected post or plate, use fasteners and anchors suited to the surface, and make sure the finished mailbox is stable and easy for the carrier to reach.