Mailbox with Custom Lettering, 350 × 270 × 100 mm

This mailbox with custom lettering provides a dedicated place for incoming correspondence while clearly identifying a particular home or address. Its 350 × 270 × 100 mm body is made from 1 mm steel and finished with powder coating. A personalised design is applied to the front by UV printing, allowing the functional enclosure to be complemented with a family name, house number, street name, or other text agreed before production.

A personal detail for the entrance

Custom lettering makes the mailbox easy to recognise and connects it visually with the intended address. This format suits a detached house, cottage, holiday home, office, or another entrance used by a single household or organisation. The restrained metal construction keeps the facade uncluttered, while the printed design turns an everyday receptacle for letters into a deliberate part of a gate or entrance area.

The wording should be checked carefully before the design is produced. Confirm the spelling of names, the street and house number, the order of the lines, and any punctuation that needs to appear. If several details are included, decide which one should be read first and how prominent each line should be. UV printing is a confirmed feature of this version, but the exact wording, typeface, and arrangement still need to be agreed separately.

Dimensions and construction

The mailbox measures 350 mm high, 270 mm wide, and 100 mm deep. These dimensions make it possible to assess the installation area in advance and check that the enclosure will not interfere with a gate, door, or pedestrian entrance. Correspondence is inserted through a 240 × 20 mm slot. Letters, notices, and other flat items can pass through it when their width and thickness fit the opening.

• The 1 mm steel body forms a rigid enclosure intended for regular use.
• The powder-coated finish provides an even outer layer across the metal surface.
• The 240 × 20 mm mail slot accepts suitable correspondence without requiring the main door to be opened.
• The hinged front panel gives access to the interior when collected mail needs to be removed.
• The keyed lock restricts ordinary access while the front panel is closed.

The opening size should be considered separately from the overall dimensions. Thick envelopes, magazines, or rolled publications may not pass through a slot that is 20 mm high and will require another handover method. The 100 mm depth keeps the enclosure relatively compact, although the amount it can hold in practice depends on the format and thickness of each item.

Planning the installation

Measure the available surface before installation and leave enough clearance for the front panel to open fully. The mounting surface must suit the selected fixing method and the weight of the steel enclosure. Fasteners should be chosen for the material of the wall, gate, or other support; their inclusion with the product has not been confirmed. Position the mailbox so that the slot remains easy to reach and the front panel can be opened comfortably with the key.

This version is a practical choice when a compact steel mailbox, personalised appearance, and controlled access to collected correspondence are all important. Its stated measurements support accurate placement planning, while the custom lettering makes the entrance clearer for postal workers, visitors, and guests.