2-compartment Stainless steel free-standing letterbox Design BASIC 383 ST-R with newspaper compartment

2-compartment Stainless steel free-standing letterbox BASIC 383-VA with newspaper compartment

High-quality stainless steel 2 parties free-standing letterbox made in Germany by Briefkasten Manufaktur.

The complete free-standing letterbox is made of weather-resistant stainless steel V2A, ground. The very high quality workmanship and the sophisticated concept make this stainless steel free-standing letterbox our top seller. A rain drainage edge for optimum water protection, a double-edged access flap with rubber buffer, the solid change name plate, a practical mail holding bracket and the very robust lock distinguish this stainless steel free-standing letterbox. In addition, the mailbox system has an attached newspaper compartment.

Thanks to the construction method, self-assembly is uncomplicated.

• 2-compartment free-standing letterbox made of weatherproof V2A stainless steel 1.4301, grinded
• The system is made at the letterbox manufactory. German quality production "Made in Germany".
• The mailboxes comply with DIN/EN 13724. Insert size (3.5 cm x 32.5 cm) for C4 crosswise, here fit even large letters without bending.
• Insertion flaps with noise-dampening rubber buffers for very quiet insertion of mail.
• The doors can be opened from left to right.
• Incl. 2 keys with key number, changeable name plate underneath the access flap and mail holding bracket per mailbox.
• Newspaper compartment, open on both sides, made of V2A stainless steel 1.4301, ground. When open, the newspaper roll is not protected! Optionally with closing lid.
• Large capacity due to optional mailbox depth +50 mm = approx. 17 l. Suitable for companies and households with very large mail volumes.
• The stand elements are made of 42.4 mm V2A stainless steel 1.4301, ground for screw mounting or for setting in concrete.

Important information:

Mail is only protected from moisture and dirt when fully inserted and the flap is closed. In certain extreme weather conditions, water can still enter (according to DIN EN 13724 up to 1ccm). This is not a reason for complaint.