Mailbox Replacement Numbers: Magnetic, Decorative

Mailbox numbers are often overlooked. Sometimes people forget that the numbers on a mailbox need to be inspected regularly and replaced or repaired as needed. Roadside mailbox numbers can be practical or decorative depending upon the preferences of the homeowner.

Some sources suggest inspecting mailboxes for damage every year. Others suggest replacing numbers every other year, whether their is visible damage or not. Certainly, after a rough weather season it makes sense to check on the mailbox numbers to be sure they are still in good shape. USPS regulations state that the name and number on the roadside mailbox should be at least one inch high.

One great way to give a roadside mailbox a clean and attractive look is to replace the mailbox numbers. During the process of replacing the numbers, it can be fun to add other accessories as well.

These are the easiest and prettiest way to replace Mailbox numbers. All that is required is a few seconds to place the magnetic cover over the mailbox.

Each mailbox cover comes with all the supplies necessary. No tools are needed for installation.

Just look how pretty they are!

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These mailbox number kits  the most affordable option for many people.

The basic mailbox numbers at left are standard black/white decals that are easy and quick to apply. There are also several variations of metallic designs for mailbox numbers.

There are doubles of many letters and numbers, so almost every variation can be completed without a problem.

They are pretty inexpensive, so it's possible to buy two just to be sure.

Complete instructions are included.

The lighted number plaque is probably the most elegant option on this page.

These models run on solar power, so they don't require batteries or electrical cords.

For a more attractive look, try these mailbox number kits. The letters and numbers are color coordinated.

These might not look like much in the pictures at the left, but click on an image and see the elegant letters included.

These kits go especially well with the new metallic styles of mailboxes made by Coronado.

Ever wonder where those official-looking mailbox numbers come from? The truth is, anyone can order them.

This particular design is especially useful in the country, or in less traveled areas. The green and white sign attracts the attention of careful drivers because it reminds them of standard road signs. The numbers are highly reflective and easy to read.

This option is highly recommended for anyone who lives on a road that does not have streetlights.

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Roadside mailbox numbers are more than an attractive addition. They are a necessity. USPS regulations do ask homeowners to comply with certain requirements as to the height and size of every roadside mailbox, and its lettering.

Address numbers that clearly visible will help keep a roadside mailbox in compliance with USPS regulations, and make mail delivery easier and more efficient.

It's best to have numbers that are clean, legible, and large enough to be read from the center of the road.

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