A Quick Guide To Plastic Mailboxes By Charles & Susan Truett If you are in the market for a new mailbox, you may be having trouble deciding what kind to purchase. One type that has been gaining in popularity is that of plastic mailboxes. They are the most inexpensive version of all of the mailboxes. They often cost less that $50 (not including the cost of the post). For more information, please read on for a quick guide to plastic mailboxes.
Plastic mailboxes are highly durable, lightweight,weatherproof, and often made with indestructible double walled plastic construction materials (which protects against vandalism). This is a great advantage when you compare it to other types of mailboxes. They are also rust proof and usually do not need to be repainted.
Plastic mailboxes come in a variety of shapes and styles.The most common is the standard mailbox shape. This can also come with an extended section below the mailbox that is used to hold magazines, newspapers, and
small packages.The
most common colors are brown, black, white, and green.There is also
one style that many people really enjoy. This is a plastic mailbox
in the shape of a small house. It is quite adorable to look at and
can be painted to match your home.
Now that you know a bit more
about plastic mailboxes, you may want to consider getting one. There
are many advantageous to owning one and you are sure to have many to
choose from. Take your time and shop around so that you can find the
perfect mailbox!
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