DIY Modern Cedar Mailbox with Slats

Looking for a quick and easy way to spruce up your home? Why not upgrade your mailbox with this modern cedar mailbox made from 1x4 slats! In this video, I'll show you step-by-step how to build this stylish mailbox that will not only enhance the curb appeal of your property but also increase its value.

Using only basic tools and materials, you'll be able to build this modern mailbox in just a few hours. The cedar wood not only looks great but is also naturally weather-resistant, ensuring that your mailbox will last for years to come.

In this tutorial, I'll cover everything you need to know, from cutting the wood to assembling the mailbox, and even finishing it with a coat of protective sealant. With my easy-to-follow instructions and detailed measurements, you'll have your new mailbox up and ready to use in no time.

Whether you're a seasoned DIYer or just getting started, this project is perfect for anyone looking to add a touch of modern style to their investment property or home. So grab your tools and let's get started!

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Keywords: DIY modern cedar mailbox, 1x4 slats, investment property, mailbox upgrade, increase property value, easy-to-follow instructions, protective sealant, weather-resistant, curb appeal.

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[enzprintco.]

Looks good! My only issue with the open slats is bees making a nest in there.
Good job!
:)

[MiguelinaAriasMIA]

I was wondering how you put it in the ground. There are a few different ways curious which way you used

[KimberleeMelissa]

So, how did you put it in the ground? Did you just dig a big hole and than backfill with the dirt, or add cement?

[ReggieRayG]

I'm tempted to build one of these but I worry it will make a nice home for wasp nest under the mailbox and I would feel sorry for the mail man.

[DAVADMDAVAD]

Not being a jerk (or am I) but you skipped a LOT of steps. For instance, how did you mount it into the ground? post hole digger? expanding foam? I personally would have cut and painted everything first, then assembled with deck screws that matched or countersunk and covered. Plus, screws for the numbers and numbers on front and sides and solar lights on the back. But hey, to each his own.

[kirkb]

Your helper didn’t look very interested….thank you I plan on doing that myself