Solar-Lit Poly Lighthouse Mailbox — Coastal Charm Meets All-Weather Durability

Bring the peaceful charm of the seaside to your home with this Solar-Lit Poly Lighthouse Mailbox, a perfect blend of coastal style and modern durability. Designed to resemble a classic lighthouse beacon, this eye-catching mailbox adds personality and warmth to your curb while guiding evening visitors with its soft solar glow.

Constructed from high-performance poly lumber made from recycled materials, this mailbox is built to withstand harsh weather without cracking, splintering, rotting, or fading. Unlike traditional wood or metal mailboxes, it requires virtually no maintenance — no painting, sealing, or rust concerns — making it a practical long-term upgrade for busy homeowners.

The integrated solar light automatically charges during the day and illuminates at dusk, creating a welcoming nighttime accent that enhances visibility and safety. Whether your home reflects nautical, farmhouse, or classic Americana style, this lighthouse mailbox becomes a standout feature that neighbors admire and guests remember.

Handcrafted with care and designed for everyday functionality, it offers generous space for mail, magazines, and small parcels while delivering a decorative statement that feels both nostalgic and distinctive.

Perfect for homeowners who want curb appeal that shines day and night — without the upkeep.

Mailbox Lighthouse Features 

• Two roofs to choose from:
• Penny Copper Roof
• Diamond Plate Roof

• Dimensions 
• Length is 22 inches
• Width is 11.75 inches
• Mailbox Height : 13" Height with Lighthouse : 22"

• Install on a mailbox post not included

• USPS Approved - size approx. 20.1” long, 8.9" high and 6.9” wide

• The estimated delivery date is approximately 28-35 days after purchase with standard shipping

• Free Shipping. Delivery must occur within the USA. (Excludes Alaska and Hawaii)

• Mailboxes Made in the USA

How do I replace a mailbox on an existing wood post?  Once you remove the prior nails or screws from your older mailbox you will be able to start preparing the post for mounting your new mailbox. 

Please made sure the wood is not rotting or cracking.  If so, you will need to replace any of the damaged wood or potential replace the mailbox post.  This will also give you the ability to paint or stain your existing post.

After you have carefully examined your existing mailbox post, the next step is to predrill the holes for your new mailbox.  Make sure that you have lined the holes up, so they can fit exactly where you want to place your mailbox.

The final step is to attach your mailbox to the post with galvanized screws to secure mailbox to your post. The use of the galvanized screws will help prevent rusting and any future harm or wood root to your gorgeous mailbox.

Our Amish made poly mailboxes are handmade in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.