Are Brick Mailboxes Illegal? – MailboxEmpire

Brick mailboxes are easily a neighborhood head-turner and can come in a range of creative designs. Despite their visual appeal, a common concern arises: are brick mailboxes illegal? That’s a fair question, given their potential to cause economic and physical harm in the event of a collision. In this quick post, we take a close look at what the law says about mailboxes, with a focus on brick mailboxes. If you’re considering installing one of these beauties, we recommend reading this blog first to understand the legal considerations and potential implications. What Is the Law About Brick Mailboxes? While sturdy mailbox posts are desirable, the US Postal Service (USPS) specifically states that they should bend or break away in the event of a collision. Why is that? A breakaway design ensures safety by minimizing the risk of severe damage or
Brick mailboxes are easily a neighborhood head-turner and can come in a range of creative designs. Despite their visual appeal, a common concern arises: are

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Are Brick Mailboxes Illegal? – MailboxEmpire

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