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what are the dimensions. Is there a photo of the back?

7 years ago

What are the dimensions? How much does it weigh? Can I get it taller & slightly wider? I require full 316 stainless with the number 43 on front.

Deliver-Eze Parcel Letterbox - Mosman (Pillar) · More Info

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7 years ago
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Hi Ian,

The dimensions for our free-standing Mosman pillar parcel letterbox
are:

Height: 880mm, Width 440mm, Depth: 435mm

It weighs 24kg.

In terms of making the unit taller and slightly wider, the height can
be adjusted slightly by using a taller cement base to dynabolt / secure the
unit to. The width, however, is fixed
for the Mosman. We do offer a Brighton (brick-in) unit, which can be used as an insert
into a custom made brick or blockwork pillar.
The Brighton would give you the option to create the pillar in exactly
the dimensions you require, but you would have the additional expense of
contracting a tradesman to build it.

The Mosman comes standard with a 316 stainless steel front delivery
door, and there is an option for a 316 stainless steel rear delivery door. See photos below:

Standard Door Optional 316 Stainless Steel Door

Custom house numbers are a popular choice with our customers. You have the choice of having 43 engraved (etch
primed & enamel filled with black gloss paint) for a premium finish. We also offer black outdoor adhesive vinyl
numbers as a lower cost alternative.

Please visit http://www.deliver-eze.com.au for more information or feel free to call us on
03 9023 4881 if you have any further queries.

Regards,

Alison, Deliver-Eze Pty. Ltd.
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