Buying a new USPS Mailbox might seem easy, however there are regulations enforced by the United States Postal Service regarding mailbox specifications. Many postal customers aren’t aware of these regulations, then become confused when their mailbox isn’t approved. The USPS … Continue reading →
We are sure our Mailbox Postal Specialties will accommodate your needs when looking to purchase mailboxes. XPB Lockers products can be found in communities throughout the United States, including apartment buildings, condominiums, colleges and universities, office buildings, medical centers, military … Continue reading →
Any USPS Approved Community Mailboxes that will be used in the U.S. need to meet or exceed the requirements set by the U.S. Postal Service. The U.S.P.S. regularly updates their mail receptacle requirements, but the local postmaster may also have … Continue reading →
Retail strip centers are normally serviced with post-mounted mailbox designs. Also known as CBUs, these mail boxes sit on top of a pedestal These USPS outdoor mail centers offer each tenant an individual mail unit that can be accessed with … Continue reading →
Why do people need secure locking community mailboxes? Security is one reason, as the name indicates. While mail theft is a Federal crime and not likely to occur due to the prison penalty it invokes, there are still some individuals … Continue reading →
Many organizations ask us this when they see how much mail can be loaded into a larger vertical mail box, and when they see how easy it is for mail carriers to quickly retrieve and deliver mail in a large, … Continue reading →
The choice should be based on space requirements of two different sorts. One is the overall available floor space of your building. The other is your available wall space. The first thing to look at is your floor plan. Rear … Continue reading →
USPS approved CBU mailboxes make it easy for people living in unique, very private environments to easily access their mail. They also make it easy for mail carriers to deliver mail quickly at a single point. On a commercial level, … Continue reading →
Mail slots are horizontal or vertical slots installed in doors or walls. You see them mostly in big cities, where buildings are crowded together and there is no room for curbside mailboxes. Homes use them, businesses use them, and churches … 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 →