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Salsbury Brass Mailbox with 16 Combination Lock Doors – Rear Loading, 23.5"W x 26.5"H x 15"D

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Salsbury Brass Mailbox with 16 Combination Lock Doors – Rear Loading, 23.5"W x 26.5"H x 15"DBrass 16 Door Rear Loading Mailbox with Combination Locks Durable, rear loading brass mailbox unit built for private access installations. Features 16 solid brass, die cast doors with combination locks and clear glass windows, mounted to powder coated steel compartments. Key Features: Private Access Design: Rear loading compartments with open backs for secure mail distribution in internal mail centers Solid Brass Doors: Die cast brass doors with 1 4"

Brass 16-Door Rear-Loading Mailbox with Combination Locks

Durable, rear-loading brass mailbox unit built for private access installations. Features 16 solid brass, die-cast doors with combination locks and clear glass windows, mounted to powder-coated steel compartments.


Key Features:

  • Private Access Design: Rear-loading compartments with open backs for secure mail distribution in internal mail centers
  • Solid Brass Doors: Die-cast brass doors with 1/4" clear glass window and name plate for visibility and labeling
  • Combination Security: Each door includes a combination lock; doors hinge on brass frames for long-term reliability
  • Heavy-Duty Construction: Compartments made from 20-gauge steel with powder-coated tan finish; designed to stack two high or mount between wall studs
  • Versatile Configuration: 16-door unit with #2 door size (approx. 5-1/2" W x 6" H), ideal for schools, corporate, and government facilities

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Salsbury 2000 Series Brass Mailboxes
Access Type Private access; rear loading with open backs
Overall Dimensions 23.5" W x 26.5" H x 15" D
Unit Configuration 16-door unit (#2 door size)
Door Size Options #1: 3.5" W x 5" H; #2: 5.5" W x 6" H; #3: 11" W x 6" H
Door Material Solid brass, die-cast
Door Finish Powder-coated gold
Window Clear 1/4" thick glass window with name plate
Locks Combination locks included (doors also available with 5-pin cylinder cam locks with 2 keys on other versions)
Compartment Material 20-gauge steel
Compartment Finish Powder-coated tan
Mounting Designed to stack 2 high; mount adjacent or between wall studs
Ideal Use Cases Colleges, schools, corporate mail centers, private postal centers, military bases, government agencies
Certifications Manufacturer ISO 9001:2015

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is this unit USPS approved for direct mail delivery?
A: No. It is intended for private access; keyed versions in rotary centers can be accessed by USPS, but this model uses combination locks.


Q: What are the overall dimensions?
A: Approximately 23.5" W x 26.5" H x 15" D.


Q: Can multiple units be installed together?
A: Yes. They are designed to stack two high and mount adjacent to each other or between wall studs.


Q: Are replacement parts available?
A: Yes. Options include replacement doors, custom window engraving, locking rear covers, trim kits, and additional locks/keys.


Q: What is the door size for each compartment?
A: #2 door size, about 5-1/2" W x 6" H.


Classic Brass Order for Modern Mail Rooms

This brass mailbox array brings a timeless, collegiate charm to any corridor or mail center. The textured die-cast doors and gleaming gold finish create a refined, rhythmic facade that feels both crafted and contemporary. Style it in a built-in wall grid to form a tailored, architectural statement with warm metallic accents. It’s a functional sculpture—essential for a polished, luxurious facility experience.


Upgrade your mail center with this 16-door brass unit for secure, stylish private access—order today.

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