If used with treated 4" x 4" posts, 42" tall, no more than 60" between posts, are these code compliant (Michigan)?
820616
Sorry, I can't help you. I live in Florida. I had some galvanized anchors that rusted out and left my posts adrift. With these I was able to stabilize everything again. Worked good for my purposes. I sold the house with no questions asked.
659542
A 4x4 would fit in the lower portion of the post but not the upper portion. Even if the upper portion was wide enough the bolts used to secure the mailbox protrude into the interior of the post and would block the 4x4. You will need to remove the post from your current mailbox.
1411816
They fit on many 4x4 posts. But if your posts are angled at the top there can be a problem. I made some wooden shims to solve it.
1074827
yes they will. I bought a box of them for ower old demention poly post been happy so far, they are water resistant but not water proof.
407272
I'm not familiar with that goal, but if the brackets don't fit, it won't work. The main post has to be a square 5x5
292075
If you are referring to heighth of post it will not matter if its not free standing, meaning you are attaching top of post to something sturdy.
966988
I used them on 1x6 boards and they worked well. A 2x4 would be too thick unless you countersink the back side of the hole.
1707467
I don't believe so without using some sort of adaptor. You would probably need to use a pole mounting flange on top of the 4x4 post.
1808894
You would need to cut down a standard 4 x 4 to the dimensions of 2.75" x 2.75" in order to "sleeve" these picket corners over a post: This is my third such corner, and the previous two have stood up to northern Minnesota winters for nearly 15 years now, without shifting noticeably....
1444264
Personally I believe it should. I have something close. They Do stick out past the posts a bit with the frame we are using. Hope this helps
812659
I just measured my posts and they are 1 1/4" and fit just fine. You should be OK.
1411813
Yes .. They fit 4x4 posts . Look great, an when I get up at 5 am they're still bright
466634
The cap fits a standard 4x4, so no, it would not fit an actual 4"x4" post. You will need to find one that fits a vinyl post.
172861
The post I used with this was a 4 inch x 4 inch (4 X4) post. I hope my Answer helps.
283221
I measure 43.5 inches between inside of posts. This is reduced to about 42.5 by bolt heads and plates that protrude on the inner side of the plates.
163374
They are not made for vinyl posts. They fit the 4x4 wood posts. Great light though.
65114
Yes it for 4x4 "dimensional lumber". I ended up using monster glue to put them on as I didn't like the idea of having the nails visible. If your using them for fence post you could use nails, but mine are very visible. I'm in New England and they stayed on since July. I'll have to see what the rest of the Winter brings.