How does mailman pick up mail in this box?
1007727
there is a metal piece that holds your envelopes in place in the slot that opens and then you just put the flag up
1007728
On the inside of the hinged door that the mailperson opens there is a metal "tab" that you slide the outgoing mail onto to secure it, then close the door & put up the flag.
1007729
No Problem. There is a "slide"/Metal piece in the front of the mail door to hold outgoing mail. Just put the mail in the front/drop down area (part of the door) and put the flag up. It won't hold packages (only letter mail) and the outgoing mail is not "secure" but the lock area holds the incoming mail in a very secure manner (including letters and small packages).
1007730
They can't. I have to find a mailbox, but having the security is worth the inconvenience.
1007731
You give them a key to the box - they open the bottom and take out your outgoing mail
1007732
The top door is smaller and has a clip inside to hold outgoing mail, then put the flag up
1007733
I never noticed the area where you can leave mail. I am going to go look at mine before it gets dark.
297755
The newspaper hooks are packed inside the mailbox with the hardware to hang it. Use of the hooks is optional.
779487
It is a small brown box with nothing but addresses. When you open it there was the product in a wrapper, an invoice and a few pieces of crushed paper to prevent it from sliding all over.
1112517
The front opens up so mail carrier can put mail through slotted opening. There is also an inside clip to hold outgoing mail if you choose to use that feature
535997
As others have said, there is no newspaper holder. The red flag on the side of the box is to alert the carrier that outgoing mail is in the box, however this is a pretty outmoded (or ironic) feature on a box designed to be foolproof to people who would tamper with (or steal) your mail! Regarding grocery ads, any customer who doesn't want to receive them can read the small print on their address side to find out how to DISCONTINUE them. Make sure your carrier too understands that you no longer want them, because they sometimes just stuff them into all the boxes (since most people don't go to the trouble of unsubscribing).
51923
The door to retrieve your mail is in the back. I would recommend a post. You would have to side mount which doesn't seem practical.
1638848
Underneath the top lid. The top raises up from the front to expose a locking lid with a mail slot for postal delivery to drop in.Be aware, the box is only locked to prevent lazy theifs. It is not a "secure" mailbox as the hinges to both are accessible by raising the top lid.
836890
There is no separate shelf for outgoing mail. You would have to leave it sticking out of the upper "inbox" where the mailman inserts the mail.
1630150
Thick envelopes fit but not boxes. The incoming and outgoing mail slots are in the upper half of the box. The locked box for retrieving mail is in the lower half of the box.
513764
Not that I am aware of , I own the mailboxes , the post office has a key to the back. Often is call the mail person to open the back so that I can take the nut off the lock to open the mailbox door to replace the lock. If not, I have to drill out the lock and the steel is hard.
1871583
It's actually called a "Roller-Catch". Securely keeps the door closed. I've been selling this mailbox here at my shop in Wisconsin for 20 years and I've honestly never had to replace one of those catches. They just don't break!
1542935
This mailbox can hold quite a bit of mail. Probably 5x what I have ever received.
853649
It attaches to the mail box door and activates upon opening the door. (A tip switch I believe) It does not activate unless it is tipped. It would work if your mail slot has a door or flapper that opens and you can attach it to the door/flapper.
457112
There's a small slot for outgoing mail in the top when you pull down the front.
569040
The box is somewhat large. It is very heavy. It is wrapped very well.probably should have a pickup or van.
49146
The sending unit has a sticky strip on it that you can peel paper off and then stick it directly to the mailbox door. However, what I did was attached Velcro to the unit and the other side of the Velcro to the mailbox door. That makes it easier to remove the unit if I need to. I don't know if it really matters, we'll see.
894452
No, I don't see how it would be possible for someone to reach in through the opened lid area and grab mail back out of it once it's securely in the lower basin area.