Gibraltar Mailboxes Solar Group RF000R06 Aluminum Flag Replacement Kit – Red, Includes Mounting Hardware (Style May Vary)

Upgrade your curbside signal with a durable replacement flag

The Gibraltar Mailboxes Solar Group RF000R06 Aluminum Flag Replacement Kit brings a bright red signal to your curbside mailbox. The flag is built from rust-proof aluminum and durable plastic components, designed to withstand sun, rain, and wind without losing its vivid color. This kit isn’t just a flag—it’s a complete upgrade that helps your mailbox stay noticeable and ready for daily mail delivery.

This comprehensive kit includes a red aluminum flag, a sturdy mounting bracket, all necessary assembly hardware, a mounting template, and easy-to-follow installation instructions. With these pieces, you can refresh a worn or damaged flag and restore clear visibility for approaching carriers, all without a full mailbox replacement.

Key benefits you may notice

• Rust-proof aluminum flag with durable plastic components to resist weathering
• Bright red color that stands out in varied lighting and seasons
• Quick and simple installation with included hardware and template
• Designed to fit most USPS approved post-mount mailboxes for broad compatibility
• Replacement for old or missing flags, helping maintain curbside signaling

What’s included and how it helps

• Flag, mounting bracket, and all assembly hardware for a complete replacement
• Mounting template and installation instructions to simplify alignment
• Durable, weather-resistant aluminum construction for long-term use

Real-world usage is straightforward: remove the old flag, position the new bracket, and attach the red flag. The kit’s materials are chosen for resilience in everyday conditions, so you can rely on a visible signal when mail arrives. While results may vary by mailbox setup and environment, many users appreciate the refreshed, high-visibility signal that this replacement offers without the hassle of a full mailbox replacement. Note that the visual style may vary slightly by batch, but the red signal remains designed for quick recognition by carriers.