Mailbox column designer model - stainless steel RAL 7016 - GIRA System 106 - 2-compartment prepared

Mailbox column designer model - stainless steel - anthracite gray RAL 7016 - GIRA System 106 - 2-compartment prepared

High-quality manufactured letterbox column of the brand Briefkasten Manufaktur. Seamlessly integrated Gira System 106 in flush design. The preparation is intended for 2 pieces GIRA 106 system modules. The modules can be used flush with the surface thanks to the simple holding system (surface-mounted housing 5502910 required!).

• The mailbox module is made of 2mm stainless steel V2A 1.4301, 240 grain ground.
• Frontal mail removal door 240 mm x 300 mm, to be opened from top to bottom. Incl. 2 keys with key number.
• Mail slot from front, dimensions of slot: W 24 cm x H 3.5 cm, C4 high.
• From now on with built-in damping elements, these let the throw-in flap close slowly and quietly.
• The columns are equipped with modules which can be exchanged later.
• Optionally, a rear newspaper compartment made of stainless steel V2A 1.4301 is possible.
• The fully welded pedestal is made of 1.5mm stainless steel V2A 1.4301, powder coated in RAL 7016 anthracite gray fine structure matt. Overall height is 1.60 m. 
• The pillar is equipped with a base plate made of VA. This is 10 mm thick and is finished with a cover plate. See pictures.
• Invisible cable feed through the body is possible.
• WITHOUT GIRA system components!

Important information

Camera or intercom preparation

Intercom systems must be connected by an electrician. Contact your trusted electrician for planning, mounting and installation.

Water protection

To achieve optimum water protection for your mail, the mailbox or mailbox system should be located under a canopy if possible.

Mail is only protected from water when it is completely inserted in the box and the insertion flap is closed. Mail that is not completely inserted allows moisture and dirt to enter the mailbox. Therefore, it is necessary to plan sufficiently sized mailboxes for the upcoming needs. In certain extreme weather conditions, water can still enter (according to DIN EN 13724 up to 1ccm). This is not a reason for complaint.