Best multi-family & cluster box mailboxes according to redditors

We found 4 Reddit comments discussing the best multi-family & cluster box mailboxes. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Salsbury Industries 1080AU Surface Mounted Key Keeper for USPS Access

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Salsbury Industries 1080AU Surface Mounted Key Keeper for USPS Access
Surface MountedAluminum FinishConstructed of 20 gauge steel, Mount directly to a wall and are se with mounting hardware (not included)Feature a durable powder coated finish available in aluminum or brass
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2. Salsbury Industries 3620GFU 4B Plus Horizontal Mailbox, 20 A Doors 19 Usable, Front Loading, USPS Access, Gold

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Salsbury Industries 3620GFU 4B Plus Horizontal Mailbox, 20 A Doors 19 Usable, Front Loading, USPS Access, Gold
Made entirely of aluminumDoors include a 5 pin cylinder cam lock (with 2 keys)One mailbox opening is required for a master postal lock (installed by the U.S.P.S.) and cannot be used for mail distributionFront loading door panel swings on a continuous hingeInclude factory installed 3/4" W x 1/4" D tr...
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Top Reddit comments about Multi-Family & Cluster Box Mailboxes:

u/cca2013 · 5 pointsr/USPS

Your postmaster will most likely insist that you purchase a key keeper to install by the door.

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https://www.amazon.com/Salsbury-Industries-1080AU-Surface-Mounted/dp/B007EJ93FS/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=key+keeper&qid=1566242561&s=gateway&sr=8-3

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Once you get it installed, then a USPS employee comes out and installs a USPS lock inside. You'll put the key or combo code inside the key keeper.

u/scherlock79 · 2 pointsr/DIY

I don't see how the link you provided would solve the issue of "stolen" work. Unless you are thinking of apartment mailboxes, it won't be secure.

Back to your original idea. It would be pretty cheap, you would need to make a 58.5"x58.5" frame from wood to stack 13x13 4" PVC tubes (4" PVC has an outer diameter of 4.5" assuming schedule 40. Make it from 1x12 material and you should be good to go. I would imaging you could make it for less than $50.

Cut List, HD or Lowes can do these cuts for you.

  • 58.5"x1"x12" pine - x2
  • 60.0"x1"x12" pine - x2

    The short pieces butt into the long pieces to form a 58.5"x58.5" opening. The long pieces are 1.5" longer since the 1" thickness is actually 3/4"

    Angle brackets to reinforce the corners, x8

    You would need some screws and glue for the wood, some PVC glue to bond the tubes together, a drill and chop saw. A few hours of work and it should be good to go.
u/Postal1979 · 2 pointsr/USPS

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007EJ93FS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_QuyYDbNM0SX96


Install it and call office to have an arrow lock installed. Usps should technically have a key to bypass digital entry. But maybe the carrier could leave the code inside.