Black Friday · The Malone Curb Kit, $295 · Mailbox, post and numbers in one order
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Black Friday · The Curb Kit

The whole curb, done in one order.

The Malone mailbox, a matching steel post and up to five house numbers. Everything you need to swap the old mailbox for the last one you’ll buy.

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$295Mailbox + post + numbers

Free 30-day exchanges · Made to order in Woods Cross, Utah · Shop Pay financing available

The Malone in Corten Steel with a full patina and gold house numbers 174 on a matching post, in front of a modern home
What’s in the kit

Everything for the curb, in one box.

Pick your color. The post comes in the same finish, and you add up to five house numbers in silver or brass.

The Malone mailbox The Malone mailbox $342.22$154 Regular size
Mailbox post Mailbox post $360$180 Matches your color
House numbers House numbers $130$95 Up to 5 · silver or brass
Separately $429 The Curb Kit $295You save $134

Pick your color

Prices shown are each item’s own price on postandporch.com today and update on their own.
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Installation

From old mailbox to new in an afternoon.

It’s the easiest home upgrade you’ll make.

  1. 1

    Set the post

    Two ways, your call: slide it over a wooden 4x4 set in the ground, or bolt it straight to concrete through the four holes in the base.

  2. 2

    Mount the mailbox

    Bolt the mailbox to the post with the included hardware — a drill and a wrench is all it takes.

  3. 3

    Snap on your numbers

    The 4-inch address numbers are magnetic — press them into place, step back, and admire the new curb appeal.

Tools: drill, wrench, level. The 4x4 (or concrete anchors) are up to you — not included.

Heads up: the kit ships in more than one box (mailbox, post and numbers), and they can arrive a day apart. Full step-by-step instructions and the install video are at postandporch.com/installation.

Real install, 21 seconds
From the curb

It looks like it belongs there.

Real driveways, real homes. Modern farmhouse, classic colonial, new build — The Malone sits right with all of them.

A woman opening the wood door of a Brown Malone with gold house numbers 234 in front of a brick home
Brown, wood door
The Malone in Corten Steel with a full patina and gold house numbers 174 on a matching post
Corten Steel, gold numbers
A hand placing a package into The Malone in Corten Steel, fully patinaed, house number 21
Corten Steel, patina in
The Malone in Blue on a white post beside a modern home
Blue, white post
What homeowners say

4.8 stars on The Malone, from people who installed it themselves.

5 out of 5 stars.
“Beast of a mailbox. Mac Daddy of all mailboxes. Sturdy, durable, pristine.”
Verified buyer
5 out of 5 stars.
“Architecturally, it’s sturdy and utilitarian without appearing overbuilt or tasteless.”
Verified buyer
5 out of 5 stars.
“Didn’t realize how ugly our old mailbox was until we installed this beauty.”
Verified buyer
5 out of 5 stars.
“Not cheap, but a beautiful high quality mail box, easy to install and looks great.”
Verified buyer
5 out of 5 stars.
“Easy install. Installing on Christmas Eve, took about an hour after buying anchors.”
Verified buyer
5 out of 5 stars.
“The patina is coming on.” — on their Corten Steel Malone.
Verified buyer
Materials

Built to withstand the elements.

14-gauge steel and a powder-coat finish, built in Woods Cross, Utah to take rain, sun, and snow without flinching.

  • 14-gauge steel

    Solid 14-gauge steel, built in the USA for a sturdy, substantial feel.

  • Powder-coated finish

    Designed to resist rust, fading, and corrosion.

  • Weather-ready

    Built for rain, snow, and sun. Keep it clear of sprinklers and standing water for the longest finish life.

  • Made in Utah

    Hand-finished by a small team in Woods Cross — not drop-shipped, not mass-produced.

The Malone mailbox rendered with a rusted Corten patina finish
The Malone mailbox rendered in raw Corten steel before patina
Raw steel Patina

Rendered patina preview. Corten ships in raw steel and rusts in naturally — customers share their own 48-hour progression photos.

  • Free 30-day exchanges

    Not the right fit? Exchange it within 30 days.

  • Shop Pay financing

    Split your bundle into payments at checkout.

  • Package protection

    Covered by Redo if your order is lost or damaged in transit.

FAQ

Zero-surprise answers.

Do I need a code?

No code needed. The kit is $295 as listed.

What’s in the kit?

The Malone mailbox (Regular size), a matching metal post in the same finish, and up to five 4-inch magnetic house numbers in silver or brass.

Which colors can I get?

Black, Brown, Corten Steel (arrives raw and rusts into a patina) and White. The post matches the mailbox.

I already have a post. Is the kit for me?

Probably not. If you want to keep a post from another brand, get The Malone on its own and add the $40 mailbox bracket adapter.

How does it install?

The post slides over a wooden 4x4 set in the ground, or bolts to concrete through the four holes in the base. Then bolt on the mailbox and snap on the numbers. The 4x4 or concrete anchors aren’t included.

Can I get the Large size?

The kit comes with the Regular Malone. For the Large, build it on The Malone page and add the post and numbers there.

How long does shipping take?

Most orders ship in 3–7 days from our shop in Woods Cross, Utah. Current ship window is shown at checkout, and you’ll get tracking by email the moment it leaves the warehouse.

What if I don’t love it?

Free 30-day exchanges. If the color isn’t right, we’ll make it right.

Who actually makes this?

A small team in Woods Cross, Utah, founded by Danny & Veronica. Every Malone is hand-finished in our own warehouse — not drop-shipped from a catalog.