Virtually every businesses or government facility at one time or another have large mailings or need to offer a secure drop off point for customers documents or payments at a time when it is outside of normal business operating hours. … Continue reading →
Cluster mailboxes are made from heavy duty aluminum rendered corrosion resistant with a powder coated finish and are USPS access approved. Large multi compartment cluster mailboxes are mounted on a pedestal and are given the popular nickname “pedestal mailboxes.” Each … Continue reading →
What type of mailboxes and posts do you recommend for planned communities? We recommend Central Box Units, also known as CBU’s. While this differs from the image that many people have of the mail box on a post in front … Continue reading →
What are large multi compartment mailboxes? They are cluster mailboxes supported by a pedestal, which is why they are often called “cluster mailboxes” or “pedestal mailboxes.” What type of metal are they made from? They are made from heavy duty … Continue reading →
In some respects, courier boxes are better than mail boxes. They let you conveniently and quicly transport paperwork and small vital items. You can drop things off at a building or office whether or not the intended recipient is present. … Continue reading →
A mail slot is a special horizontal or vertical slot that is placed in a door or a wall for the purpose of mail delivery. They are used mostly in the city, where buildings are too close together for curbside … Continue reading →
We sell CBU mailboxes to both commercial and residential communities. Many of our clients are architects who plan entire communities with these cluster mail boxes so both the mail carrier and the residents can have a convenient, central point of … Continue reading →
1. Are Vertical Mailboxes USPS certified? Yes, the sturdy and hard-wearing vertical mail boxes on sale today are our USPS approved which conform to all stringent USPS regulations covering security and safety. 2. Can you lock a Front Loading Vertical … Continue reading →