Monday, January 12, 2015

Designing and Buying Mailboxes for Residential Developments


Designing and Buying Mailboxes for
Residential Developments



USPS-Access-Cluster-Residential-MailboxesFor housing developments, apartments, small
and large neighborhoods, and anywhere that USPS mail is delivered to a central
location for several residents, security is the most important consideration. No
one wants to install mailboxes
that are unattractive, but that pales in comparison to keeping mail safe and
secure for everyone. 


Centrally located mail boxes are
subjected to a lot of abuse. Sure, it's illegal to interfere with the mail. But
that doesn't mean mailboxes aren't tampered with. And then there are the
elements to think about. Rain, sleet and snow don't keep the postal carrier
away, and mailbox clusters stand outside through the worst that Mother Nature
can dish out. 

When selecting the right mail
boxes for your community or building, you'll want the safe, USPS-compliant, and
durable features that XPB Lockers provides with every style.
 



Front Access Makes the Postal Carrier's Job
Easier


Rear-loading mailboxes work in an
enclosed area such as a post office or mailing center. But for outdoor
locations, mailboxes that only open from the front might be a better solution.
They also broaden your options for installation, because the carrier doesn't
need space behind the box to work. Pedestal installation means the mail box
doesn't need a dedicated wall for mounting.

Cluster
mailboxes
, such as our 8-,12-,13-, and 16-Door Cluster Mail
Box Unit
, give you different features. They have groupings of small letter
boxes, each with its own unique key for safety. And they also have parcel boxes
worked into the design, which the postal carrier can use as-needed for residents
who occasionally receive larger volumes of mail or packages.
 


Parcel Drop Boxes Can be
Separate

If you prefer to keep letter delivery and parcels separate,
there's the option for individual parcel drop boxes.Postal-Mailboxes-And-Residential-Mailboxes Our 2 Door Outdoor Parcel Storage Locker
is freestanding, and has front access like the cluster boxes. They're also
available in the same colors, which are green, bronze, sandstone, black, white,
and gray.
 


Parcel drop boxes can be USPS
access only, which is standard. But for an additional fee, they can allow for
private access. Custom engraved placards are another option you can
choose.
 



Wall-Mount
Mailboxes

Work for Apartments and Condos


For some apartments and condos,
mailboxes may be installed in an interior hallway, vestibule, or at the entryway
by the front door. A pedestal stand might not work for those areas, but a
wall-mount style could.
 


Our Vertical Front Loading
Mailboxes
are available in the same colors as the pedestal styles, and they
come with 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 doors. If you prefer a flush look, they are also
available in a recessed wall mount, which leaves only the face plate visible.
And as with the pedestal boxes, there's a matching Wall Mounted Parcel
Locker
. 

Wall-Mount-Mailboxes-For-Apartment-ComplexesAbove everything else, mailboxes should protect the mail from
people with bad intentions and from inclement weather. Pedestal-mount styles
bolt down, and are constructed of tough, durable, corrosion-resistant materials
with tamper-proof locks. Wall-mount styles can recess into the wall, making them
more secure against break-ins.
 

XPB
Lockers
 can help you find just the right style and size mail boxes for
your community, whether it's a rural neighborhood or a high-rise apartment
building. Call 1-877-483-9270 today for a quote, and to learn about the mailbox
customization options available to
you.



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