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Is this a post that slips over a 4x4 wooden post?

ursulaberngruber

4 years ago

Vinyl Mailbox Post, White by Lazy Hill Farm Designs · More Info

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Good Directions, Inc.
4 years ago
Hello,

No, this a solid wood pole that will not slip over any post. Please see our product 999019 and 999020 for posts that can go over existing poles.
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