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Our small profile vertical mailboxes are designed to fit into smaller areas with minimal wall-space. Vertical mailboxes are not USPS approved for new installations. The USPS requires properties upgrade to current standards when any remodel or renovation occurs to the property. Any remodel big or small should drive an upgrade to CBU or 4C mailboxes. As these units are top-loading, they should be protected from the weather by installing indoors or under a covered area. Made from heavy-gauge extruded aluminum for durability with striated doors and trim to resist scratches. 5-pin cylinder locks help keep mail contents secure and each compartment features a tenant name card holder.
Dimensions: H 19.13 in, W 19 in, D 6.38 in
Assembled Depth (in.) | 6.38 in |
|---|---|
Assembled Height (in.) | 19.13 in |
Assembled Width (in.) | 19 in |
Assembly Required | No |
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Color | Anodized Aluminum |
Color Family | Metallics |
Features | Reusable |
Hardware Color Family | Metallic |
Included | Keys, Name Card Holders |
Material | Aluminum |
Mount Type | Wall Mount |
Number of Compartments | 3 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 19 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Security | Locking |
Manufacturer Warranty | 5 Year Limited Warranty |
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U.S. Postmaster General Approved | Yes |
The master lock would need to be installed by the post office, and they would have the key to open it. If this is a replacement unit, it is probably ok, but it is not an approved unit for new construction. I would check with your local post office to be sure.
Type I, II, III etc refers to the Cluster Box units (CBU). For example Type one is 1570-8##-AF. Type II is 1570-12##AF. Type III is 1570-16##AF. The '##" are for the color so Black = BK, Sandstone=SD. So the back type III is part 1570-16BKAF. That 1250 model is a vertical and it is a legacy apartment style.
Yes, there is a key blank that corresponds to these keys. It's for the Hudson lock (HL1 blank) the Florence part number is 1111-1115.
Thank you for your question. These Locks come with 2 keys per compartment lock, and they are all keyed differently, so the tenants do not have access to each other's mail compartments.
These vertical units no longer have an option to do an outgoing compartment. We do have a 120-collection box that could be used in conjunction with this. It is available in a surface mount or recess option and can be private or postal prepared.
Hello, the easiest way to install these name cards is to open the door and slide the card down into the slot provided for the name/ apartment number.
Hello, I am not sure if you are referring to the tenant lock or the Master lock. A new unit will come with the tenant compartment locks installed- if you for some reason needed an extra, we do offer those for purchase (Part #K30809). For the master lock - if this is USPS serviced, they would provide an arrow lock so they could access the unit to deliver the mail. If this is for private use it would require a special private lock. Our part number is 206550. I hope this helps!
These units may be used outdoors, but should always be protected from direct exposure to weather. ( For example: Mounted under an overhang or somewhere that it can be protected from the rain and other elements. ) I hope this helps!
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