Mail Slots

30 Slot Mailbox Organizer: First graders can sometimes be hard on things. My wife wanted a mailbox organizer for her student’s papers in her classroom but didn’t want one of the carboard or particleboard ones that only last a year or two. So, of course, she talked me into bui…

One of my favorite ways to save money is repurposing thrift store items to use as part of my home décor. Old wood mail sorters are an easy DIY project and can b…

If you have mail delivered directly to your door, install a mail slot. This eliminates the need for a wall-hanging mailbox and allows your mail to be placed securely behind a locked door.

About this item 【Mutiple Storage Spaces】: Whether you’re trying to keep those in-going and out-going files organized, or just need a way to keep track of your latest projects, this wood desktop file organizer will be a versatile way to help get your home or office well organized. 【Unique Design】: Features 4 open storage spaces designed to adjust each shelf based on your desired needs as an option for longer items like books, magazines, mails, letters, larger folders, sticky notes and more…

Classroom Keepers 10 Slot Mailbox, Blue

A DIY tutorial to build a mail sorter. Organize mail and papers with this wall hanging mail sorter unit complete with three boxes.

Hanging hardware required Brass, steel Imported 3.75"H, 14"W 2" projection

Every style of furniture and decor can be found at Maisons du Monde! With new collections throughout the year, get ready to decorate your home.

Add a beautiful touch to your home while discouraging mail theft by installing a classic mail slot. Mail slots with a spring-loaded cover prevent drafts, and adding a sleeve will ensure your mail slides through easily. Available in solid brass or bronze in a variety of finishes.

Our next specimen of bank has an extra fancy paint scheme along with some official U.S. Mail logos. Those airmail striped legs and that red airplane are something I’ve yet to see in any other bank I’ve come across. It doesn’t have the pull-down drawer of most mail banks, but there is a slot cut into the front which accommodates any coin the size of a quarter or smaller. The key is lost, but the front can still be opened up with a coin or butter knife. It measures 3.5 inches high and 3 inches…