Wincere Stainless Steel Wall Mount MailBox S1251-D

This mailbox includes ZERO instructions - nothing, not even a "use this size drill bit" for the included anchors. Includes two keys and seems sturdy but it doesn't have any provision to leave mail for pickup by the carrier - not a deal breaker but other less expensive mailboxes have that functionality. It was designed more for looks than functionality and it does look nice. There is a roller on the inside of the mail slot to keep your mail from getting shredded on the sharp stainless steel edge and it was rattling around inside the mailbox when it was delivered. I think I got it back in place but for $75 I expected better build quality.

I Like the fact that is Waterproof.But I'm not so happy with the shape

Just arrived and mounted. It looks very nice and holds magnets which I use on the side of the box to hold outgoing mail. It does show smudges and fingerprints easily but I expected that. Matches nicely with our silver outdoor lights.

this product is fashion designed with reasonable price. The installation is quite simple and It is big enough to carry almost a week of my mails. The quality is strong as descripted. One of the suggestion is that if the mailbox would open from right to left option would be better. it is a good box though and i would recommend it.

It's a bit flimsy but does the job.

After placing this mailbox in a weather protected area I was disappointed to see it RUSTED almost immediately. The metal appears to be very thin and of poor quality. I returned the item and was told my refund would only be $.10 cents after paying $22.00 to ship it! This was a sad purchase to say the least.

Exactly what in needed for interoffice mail.

Mixed feelings. It looks good, will suffice, production implementation could use some refinements.PROs: Yes it's stainless, wont rust. It looks very good. The lock is decent enough -you get two keys. It could probably hold 2 days worth of mail, including the junk mail / flyers we get. The flap faces forward so that weasels / thieves can see what they might try to steal if they were to use needle nosed pliers. I think it will keep mail dry, due to it's design.CONs: I cut myself on the finger knuckle quite easily installing this. It has sharp edges. Thank God they give you a steel roller for the bottom of the mailslot opening that would protect the mailman's hands. I wish the stainless steel was half again as thick as it is. What they provide you with is * just enough * to deem it functional / marginally substantial. I think a thief would have to bash it pretty hard to get into it but yeah, it would buckle in places if you hit it good with a baseball bat or a Vibram waffle stomper boot. I.e. you'd win (as the homeowner keeping their mail) in most cases but you'd be left with a too easily deformed mailbox. Of the 4 pre-drilled holes provided, two are directly inline (in the same horizontal plane) with the mail slot / flap. This means: * You either need to have really long drill and screwdriver bits --- OR --- you resign yourself to drilling the top 2 holes at an angle. The install for the bottom 2 screw holes went easier, I was able to fit my Ryobi 7.2 V rechargeable drill/driver and in there. I recommend starting with the bottom two holes to do the basic anchor of the mailbox. TIP: You can fit a small level inside the mailbox quite easily while you pencil mark a couple places.Summary: We're keeping this mailbox but, I would happily have paid another $40 -- $50 to have thicker sheet steel product that also had it's edges sanded or made less sharp. It does look good.