Ratings & Reviews for Simpson Strong-Tie E-Z Base 4-in x 4-in Powder-coated Wood to concrete (retrofit) Base
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this fence post bracket for exceptional strength, secure fit, and straightforward installation. Most highlight how firmly it holds 4x4 posts without any movement or wobble, with many describing it as delivering unmatched rigidity for decks, railings, and pergolas. The black powder-coated finish resists rust effectively. Installation is consistently called easy, with pre-drilled holes streamlining setup. Some note the fit is tight, occasionally requiring minor post trimming, but users frame this as ensuring a secure connection. Despite a few mentioning higher cost, the overwhelming majority confirms it performs exceptionally and exceeds expectations for stability and durability.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Mailbox post holder
Would RecommendThe was fantastic. We had to replace out old mailbox. This post holder makes replacing the mailbox so much easier than having to dig out the post in the ground.
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Easy installation quality product
Would RecommendI bought this a month ago while building my floating deck, the quality is perfect it gives structural support and doesn't break the bank definitely worth the price.
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Great product multi purpose, easy to install, very strong keeps 4x4 in place.
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Solid Post Base with Easy Setup
Would RecommendThe EZ post base was well made and consistent in quality. It made setting my posts for the treehouse project much easier and kept everything secure and aligned. Installation was straightforward and it felt sturdy once tightened down. A reliable base that I would definitely use again for outdoor projects.
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Not just for bases
Would RecommendWe used brackets to make a stronger kayak rack. The conventional rack would just rust through after couple of seasons here in Florida. Hope these will last longer! We had to use an orbital grinder to reduce the 4x4 width all around by about 1/8 as the bracket was tad smaller when using fresh wood.
DIYer with basically zero experience
Would RecommendEasy to line up and sink into the concrete- so much easier than pouring new cement for my posts (for new stair railings)
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It worked
It worked
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