Parcels actually fit
The parcel opening is sized for common parcel formats. What the courier leaves stays inside and out of sight.
Compact volumes with a flap and a hatch. Mail slides in, parcels drop safely out of sight until you are home — in the same aluminium and the same colours as the rest of the system.
Freestanding at the driveway, or connected to a storage module so letterbox and store read as one object.
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The parcel opening is sized for common parcel formats. What the courier leaves stays inside and out of sight.
Same module size, same finish, same detailing. Letterbox and store read as one object instead of two separate purchases.
Powder-coated aluminium, corten steel or stainless steel, in the colours from the available range.
One volume for post and parcels, placed at the boundary line and finished in the same colour as your exterior joinery. Couriers never enter the property and you avoid a second pick-up trip.
As the end module of a bike store or garden cabinet: the mailbox is reachable from the street, collection happens from the driveway side. Two functions, one line in the front garden.
Modules side by side give a row of boxes with the same appearance, each with its own lock. A shared entrance stays orderly without a standard block in the front garden.
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Parcels keep taking a larger share of daily deliveries, while a classic letterbox is built for envelopes only. A parcel box has a generous internal volume and a separate opening large enough for an average parcel, so the courier does not have to leave it with a neighbour or at a pick-up point. That saves time and reduces the risk of a parcel sitting unattended at the door.
Because the mailbox uses the same grid, materials and colours as the storage units and cabinets, there is no stray object at the street side. Choose the same finish as your storage or carport and the whole reads as one family. Without another RO. element, pick the colour from your facade or window frames.
The mailbox can stand freestanding on a base or post, be built into a wall or garden fence, or connect directly to a RO. storage unit at the street side. That last option is popular in new builds: one volume that brings mail, parcels and bikes together at the point you already pass.
Powder-coated aluminium is the standard: light, rust-free and colour stable. Corten and stainless steel remain available to match other elements. Emptying is by lock; the coating needs no maintenance beyond the occasional wipe. Name plate and house number can be included on request.
Yes. The setups combine a mail flap with a separate parcel opening, so mail and parcels land in one volume.
Yes. Everything sits on the same 80 cm grid, so a letterbox module connects to a storage or cabinet module.
Powder-coated aluminium, corten steel and stainless steel, in the same colours as the other RO. modules.
The configurator prices live while you build, so you see the amount before you order.
The usable volume depends on the chosen module. The configurator shows the exact internal dimensions of your version, and we confirm them on ordering.
Yes, integration into a wall or garden fence is possible. Request it through the quote form so we can go through the connection details with you.
Parcel volume follows the module and takes common e-commerce boxes; extremely large or long shipments remain a doorbell moment. We supply the exact internal dimensions of your setup on request.
Free-standing, it is anchored into a flat, load-bearing base. As the end module of a storage unit or cabinet, the setup itself carries it and fixing follows the same connection logic as the other modules.