The last mailbox you’ll ever need.
14-gauge US-made steel. Powder-coated to shrug off weather. Installs in under an hour. Meet The Malone.
Free 30-day exchanges · Made to order in Woods Cross, Utah · Shop Pay financing available
Up and running before lunch.
No contractor, no all-day project. Just a drill, a little muscle, and about an hour of your Saturday.
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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.
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Mount the mailbox
Bolt the mailbox to the post with the included hardware — a drill and a wrench is all it takes.
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Snap on your numbers
The 4-inch address numbers are magnetic — press them into place, step back, and admire the new curb appeal.
Heads up: The Malone ships in two boxes, mailbox and post, and they occasionally arrive a day apart. Full step-by-step instructions and the install video are at postandporch.com/installation.
Make it match the house, not just the mail.
Five powder-coated finishes, three color-series options, and a straightforward bundle — so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
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Black
Powder-coated steel
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White
Powder-coated steel
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Grey
Powder-coated steel
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Brown
Powder-coated steel
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Corten Steel
Raw steel, rusts in
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Blue
Color series
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Green
Color series
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Red
Color series
| The Malone Mailbox (Regular) | $159 |
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| Metal mailbox post, bundled | $129 |
| 4″ magnetic house numbers | $13 each |
| Mailbox + post, before numbers | $288 |
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.
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14-gauge steel
Solid 14-gauge steel, built in the USA for a sturdy, substantial feel.
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Powder-coated finish
Designed to resist rust, fading, and corrosion.
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Weather-ready
Built for rain, snow, and sun. Keep it clear of sprinklers and standing water for the longest finish life.
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Made in Utah
Hand-finished by a small team in Woods Cross — not drop-shipped, not mass-produced.
Rendered patina preview. Corten ships in raw steel and rusts in naturally — customers share their own 48-hour progression photos.
It looks like it belongs there.
Real driveways, real homes. Modern farmhouse, classic colonial, new build — The Malone sits right with all of them.
4.8 stars, from people who installed it themselves.
“Beast of a mailbox. Mac Daddy of all mailboxes. Sturdy, durable, pristine.”Verified buyer
“Architecturally, it’s sturdy and utilitarian without appearing overbuilt or tasteless.”Verified buyer
“Didn’t realize how ugly our old mailbox was until we installed this beauty.”Verified buyer
“Not cheap, but a beautiful high quality mail box, easy to install and looks great.”Verified buyer
“Easy install. Installing on Christmas Eve, took about an hour after buying anchors.”Verified buyer
“The patina is coming on.” — on their Corten Steel Malone.Verified buyer
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Free 30-day exchanges
Not the right fit? Exchange it within 30 days.
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Shop Pay financing
Split your bundle into payments at checkout.
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Package protection
Covered by Redo if your order is lost or damaged in transit.
Zero-surprise answers.
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.
I already have a post — do I need the bundle?
Our post slides over a wooden 4x4 or bolts to concrete, so most people install it fresh. If you want to keep a mailbox post from another brand, the $40 mailbox bracket adapter lets The Malone mount to it. A wall-mounted version is also available if you’d rather skip the post entirely.
Are the house numbers included?
Not in the base mailbox price. The 4-inch address numbers are magnetic, anodized aluminum, and $13 per number — snap them on, no tools needed.
Can I lock it?
Yes. Add the locking mechanism for $30 at checkout for extra peace of mind on mail and small packages.
What if I don’t love it?
Free 30-day exchanges. If the color or size 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.