AdirOffice Wall Mount Mailbox - Mailbox with Lock and Keys- Durable Wall Mounted Locking Mailbox and Cash Drop Box for House, Apartments and Bussiness After Hours Deposits

This product is tough, and comes with everything you need for easy installation. I was impressed with the drilling templet, drill bit, and instructions. Companies don’t put that much effort anymore but this company did. Good quality box PERFECT for till operations at my business. This is a great cash drop box for new businesses who are saving up for a larger safe.

Very well built. Great size. Perfect for what I need it for.

Very sturdy and it’s holding up well with our Northeastern Weather

This locking drop box is perfect. It is sturdy, great locking mechanism, and professional. Prior to installing this we had several money orders and checks stolen from our mail slot in our glass door, laying on the floor. Since installing, not one theft or attempted theft that we know of. A very sturdy and professional locking drop box.Update: 5/1/18 - Broken into last night, checks stolen, they pried above the lock enough to separate the frame and the door and stole rent checks, going to have to get something with more secure locking mechanism. Downgrade from 5 stars to 2 stars, its a great box, but not theft proof.Update 5/16/18 - installed a locking bar across the front of the box, steel 1" wide and bolts through wall to interior of office. Now bullet proof, cannot be broken into, even by the most determined thief. They would literally have to pull the wall off the building or use a cutting torch. Looks good and looks secure.

I just installed mail box this weekend. We wanted something that was a little more modern looking on our home with good security since we live in an area with a lot of foot traffic and have had suspicious people around before.The quality of the mailbox is sturdy that's for sure. The slot for mail is nice and opens wide enough for letters/mailers or what have you. I do wish the finish of the box wasn't the "hammered paint" style and wish it was flat black, but oh well, for this price I can't complain too much.Install is straightforward. We have a stucco home and I drilled the holes using the provided template and the provided drill bit (which was nice of them to provide). The template holes matched up perfectly. However, the provided screw anchors I believe don't work well. When I mounted the mailbox to the wall, the screws didn't tighten up in the wall anchors and just continued to spin. I'll have to pull out the anchors now and try some different ones. Just more annoying than anything.I did notice however that it is easy to reach in through the mail slot and grab any envelopes or mail that might be tall enough to reach. The slot is good sized and you can get in there. Also, you can reach your fingers enough to reach the latch from the inside too. I haven't tried to "break" the latch free because I didn't want to force/pry it, but I wouldn't doubt that it could be done with some force and then the door could be opened on the front and anything inside could be stolen.Overall though, nice product for the looks (that's primarily what we bought it for). If you are looking for the utmost security however, I'd look elsewhere.

The mailbox was easy to install on an exterior wall of my building. The walls are thin, and the lock feels cheap. But it all works and the price was right. Would buy again.

It's a metal box. Fir the price it does what it's supposed to do. Protect the contents inside for a short time from people who ate not that serious about getting in to the box. Basic lock bolts up using 4 pre drilled holes. Looks and feels good. I'm sure there are better key boxes out there but they will cost you much more.I gave 5 stars for weather proof, although I it has not rained yet and mine is placed in an area that is some what protected from rain. It's a nice box.Edit: Had a hard rain last night. Box is fairly water tight. Most of the water fell in when I opened the door.

The actual slot to put the mail in was barely big enough to put two pieces of mail (in thickness, not width) through at the same time. So no way a magazine was fitting through it or keys (advertized that it could be used as a key drop off box.) Not this box. Mailman would have to stand there and feed one piece of mail into it at a time. That will not serve us for our purposes. Other than that, the box seemed sturdy and would be a secure.