Base de poste de 4 x 4 pulgadas, 2 piezas

Great!

Worked great for my solar light post project. This is high quality and will certainly last through our Montana winters. Looks good too.

Heavy duty. Nice that they come with a variety of hardware to attach them.

Worked great for us. I cut two 4 x 4‘s 41 inches long, painted and placed them on our steps. You will need a good drill and concrete bit. I recommend a shorter bit, not the foot-long ones. Everything else you need comes with this product. Wrap some tape around your bit to indicate the depth of your bit holes. Have a vacuum to clean them out.

These were a life saver! Don’t fall for the cheaper, shorter ones. These are heavy and held in with bolts. They were super easy to install and add the elegance I was looking for with the black coating. I purchased more to replace the ones on my back porch!

Looks great and secures the railing to my deck very well. They are sturdy and built well. Very easy to use. I do wish they made the flanges on all sides instead of just 2 to give it extra support. But over the product is well built and was perfect for my deck.

I purchased these as deck railing bases for a deck renovation project. First let me say that I'm extremely impressed with the heaviness and stoutness of the anchors for use in my application. I'd installed the old anchors with through bolts and every single one of them (even though preserved with the "old" CCA preservative,) had rotted around the bolts. They've been a huge hassle to remove after 20+ years, and I ended up just cutting many of them off. I'm trying to "future proof" (not getting any younger!) the deck and these should make it much easier to replace posts should it become necessary.On first try my posts would not fit into the sockets which is when I discovered that every post (I cut my own from 4x4s) was oversized and varied as much 2-3mm between them (anywhere from 91-93mm.)

I needed 5 so I had to buy 8. I like these post bases because they are tall for better post stability and they keep the wood posts off the concrete about 1/2” which helps to reduce wood rot. All 8 bases were in good shape and I had no problems with the welded flanges coming off like other reviewers have experienced.Note lumber expands when wet so if you buy air-dried posts they will be a tight fit in the bases. I had to knock each post down about 1/2" before they bottomed out. Air-dried lumber is the stuff that’s usually wet to the touch and greenish in color when you buy it. Kiln-dried lumber cost a little more but it’s contracted back to its original size by the time you buy it. Kiln-dried posts will be a little loose in the bases which allows for easier plumbing of the posts.Exterior …