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WL015
Zenewood
| Item No. | WL015 |
| Material | Galvanized Steel |
| Dimension | 340*245*505MM |
| Finishing | powder coating |
| Fixing | Post/Screws |
| Feature | modern |
WL015 is a contemporary wall mounted mailbox for front porch use, fixed to the wall beside the door rather than standing at the kerb. Keeping it on the wall clears the path and the driveway, puts the box exactly where a carrier looks for it — beside the front door, under the porch light, at the point where visitors already stop — and gives the entry a finished look that a post-mounted box rarely matches.
The form is deliberately understated: a clean, flat-fronted body with a slim profile that reads as part of the entry joinery instead of an accessory added afterwards. This is the design-led model in our wall-mounted mailbox range, chosen for silhouette and finish rather than for locking hardware. Where a project needs a key or a lockable door, the galvanized locking wall-mounted model covers that job, and the two can be specified side by side in one order.
Every unit is produced to order, so the size, the finish and the brand mark follow the market you sell into rather than a fixed factory standard. The model is bought by home-hardware importers adding a modern entry item to a catalogue, by own-brand and e-commerce sellers who want their own finish and logo, and by contractors and developers specifying a whole street. Send the specification you have in mind and we will tell you what is straightforward and what would need a change to the tooling.
· Wall-fixed and kerb-free — as a wall mount mailbox it needs no post, no concrete base and nothing standing on the path, which suits paved frontages and narrow walkways.
· A slim face that follows the wall — the body sits close to render, brick or cladding instead of projecting into the porch, so the vertical lines of the facade stay unbroken.
· Finish set at order — the colour or surface treatment is chosen at quotation, so the unit can echo the door, the trims or the house numerals instead of arriving in one factory colour.
· Size adapted to your market — body proportions and the letter opening are set around the envelopes your customers actually receive rather than a single global standard.
· A body that photographs well — a flat front and clean edges make the model easy to shoot for a catalogue page or a web listing.
· One plant, one team — forming, finishing and assembly all happen under our own roof in Jiangmen, which is what keeps a custom run repeatable.
The finish has to do two jobs at once: survive the weather and carry the look of the entry.
The body is formed from sheet metal in our own plant and completed with the treatment agreed at quotation — a powder-coated colour where the mailbox should match a door or a window frame, or a finer matte treatment where a low-glare surface suits a modern facade. We quote the options that fit the position you describe rather than pushing a single factory colour.
Climate decides more than most buyers expect. A porch under a deep eave ages very differently from an exposed wall that takes driving rain, and coastal air, a snow belt and a humid summer each push the coating in a different direction. Tell us where the product will be installed and we will recommend the sheet specification and the finish build for it. If the unit, the numerals and the porch lighting are being chosen together, settle the finish family first and let the other items follow it.
The approved finish reference is what production is measured against. A screen or a printed colour card shows a metal surface poorly, so check the sample against the door, the cladding or the panel you are matching before the run is released, and keep that reference for repeat orders.
1. Decide the position first: on the wall beside the door, at a height a carrier can reach without stepping off the path, clear of the door swing and away from a downpipe that empties over it.
2. Check what the wall is made of. Brick, render, timber siding and composite cladding each take a different fixing and anchor, and an insulated or hollow wall may need a solid backing or a load-spreading plate behind the unit.
3. Hold the body in place and mark the fixing points through the mounting holes, checking level and spacing before you drill.
4. Drill, fit anchors rated for that substrate, and fix the body to the wall, sealing around the fixings where driving rain is likely to sit.
5. On profiled siding, check the unit sits flat against the high points rather than being pulled into the boards, so water can still run behind and away.
6. Test the front along its full travel to be sure it opens and closes freely and that nothing catches on the wall or the fixings.
7. Finish the porch: set the house numbers where a carrier reads them first and check that the entry light reaches both the number and the mailbox.
· New-build villas and detached homes — for developers, contractors and their specifiers, the entry is planned as a whole, so the unit is set out on the drawings alongside the porch lighting and the address well before the render goes on.
· Townhouses and row houses — where the frontage is narrow and a wall mount mailbox keeps the walkway clear of a post and its base.
· Apartment and multi-unit entrances — where each home has a wall position at the entrance instead of a yard, and repeating the same unit keeps the lobby tidy for installers and property managers.
· Renovation and refit work — replacing a rusted kerb-side box or an old letter slot with something that matches new joinery, render or cladding.
· Holiday and coastal properties — a compact unit suits a small entry and can be specified for salt air, instead of leaving property owners or facilities teams to replace an entry-level box every few seasons.
Item | Detail |
Minimum order | 300 pcs for small mailboxes |
Production basis | Made to order; production starts after the order is confirmed |
Pricing | Quoted against the size, finish, branding and packing you specify |
Finish approval | Locked to the sample you approve before the run |
Branding | Logo, model name and carton artwork applied to your supplied files |
Packing | Export cartons, with pallet and container loading arranged per order |
Shipping | Handled with the forwarder you nominate, or quoted on request |
Lead time | Confirmed against the current production schedule when you place the order |
Payment terms | Confirmed with your sales contact |
Sample | Ask your sales contact about sample availability before committing to volume |
1. Send the specification you have in mind — size, finish, brand mark and packing — together with the wall type and the market the product is sold into, and we will check it against what we can hold in production.
2. We quote the unit and flag anything that adds cost or time, such as a new body size, a colour matched to a physical reference, or custom printed cartons.
3. You approve a sample that locks the finish, the proportions and the detailing; production is measured against that sample rather than against a description.
4. Because we are an OEM wall mount mailbox manufacturer, tooling and setup sit inside the production plan rather than in a separate service — we tell you which requests are simple adjustments and which need new tooling.
5. The run moves through forming, finishing and assembly under one roof, with inspection at each stage and a final check before the cartons are closed.
6. Custom details — logo placement, finish batch, fixing hardware — are verified against the approved reference rather than from memory.
7. Goods are packed for export and loaded to the shipping plan agreed with your forwarder, and any question about a delivered batch goes back to the sales contact who handled the order, quoting the batch reference.
· Size built to your market — as an OEM wall mount mailbox manufacturer we set the body width, height and letter opening around the envelope and parcel formats your customers handle; where the box has to drop into a fixed recess or between two stone piers, send those dimensions and we will confirm what can be held.
· Finish taken from your reference — a powder-coated colour matched to a door, window frame or cladding sample, or a lower-glare matte treatment for a modern facade, approved on the sample and repeated through the run.
· Brand mark placed where it reads — your logo and model name can sit on the front face, inside the opening or on the underside where it stays discreet; send vector artwork and we confirm the position before production.
· Private-label packaging in your name — printed cartons, labels and inserts carry your branding instead of a plain factory carton, so the unit can go straight to a shelf or a listing.
· House numerals in the same finish family — matte stainless numerals for villas and project facades, screw-fixed, or the 3M adhesive version where apartment doors cannot be drilled and a renter-friendly fix is needed.
· Parcel capacity beside the mailbox — a weatherproof galvanized steel parcel drop box for deliveries too large for the letter opening, or the collapsible nylon box where a unit that folds away out of season suits the porch better.
· Key storage for the same address — the keyed wall-mounted key box for household and office use, or the combination-code key safe where agents and property managers need access without passing keys around.
· One order, one reference — mailbox, numerals, parcel box and key storage specified in a single finish family and packed on one plan, so a development, a catalogue or an apartment block receives a matched set instead of four separate deliveries.
1. Rinse the surface first — clean water with a soft cloth or a low-pressure hose lifts dust, pollen and salt without touching the coating.
2. Repeat the rinse through salt and snow season — on a unit near the coast, salt dries on the surface and holds moisture against the coat, so a monthly wash in winter protects the finish better than one annual clean.
3. Keep abrasives and solvents away — wire wool, scouring pads and solvent cleaners cut the surface, and every scratch that reaches bare metal becomes the starting point for rust.
4. Inspect the fixings once a year — screws loosen as walls move with the seasons; re-tighten them and re-seal anywhere water sits around a fixing head.
5. Clear the letter opening and the drainage path — brush away leaves, snow and ice rather than levering at the panel with a metal tool.
6. Use low pressure around the mountings — a jet aimed straight at the fixings drives water behind the unit, so keep the nozzle back and off the mounting points.
7. Treat scratches while they are small — tell us which finish you ordered and we will confirm the touch-up that matches it.
8. Store spare units in their carton indoors, stacked flat and off a concrete floor, and hand the end user the same short routine so the finish is looked after long after the sale.
Zenewood is a sheet metal products manufacturer based in Jiangmen, China, producing since 2004. Around 200 people cover R&D, design, production and OEM/ODM work, and our integrated manufacturing keeps lead times stable and capacity scalable as your programme grows. Buyers in North America, Australia, Japan, Europe and Southeast Asia come to us for made-to-order projects, so sizes, finishes, branding and packing can be adapted to your market — with quality checked through the batch. Tell us your requirement and our team will quote it.
Is this a locking mailbox, or should we order your locking model instead?
This one is not a locking wall mount mailbox — it is the design-led option, with a clean body and no key, padlock or hasp detail. Where a project needs keyed access, the galvanized locking wall-mounted mailbox in the same range covers that job. The two can be specified together on one development: the design-led unit for homes that want a modern entry, the lockable unit where mail security comes first. Tell us which way your market leans and we will point you to the version that fits.
Which size should we order for our market?
There is no single size that suits every market, so the body is produced to the specification you send. Give us the letter and envelope formats your customers handle most often — a slim utility bill, a padded envelope, a small parcel notice — and the opening and the body proportions are set around them. If the unit has to fit a fixed recess, a stone pier or a row of identical homes, send the dimensions and we will confirm what can be held and what would need a change to the tooling.
What should we specify for a porch that gets salt air or long snow cover?
The finish build matters more than the body shape here. Coastal air pushes the specification towards a finish that resists salt, a snow belt towards a treatment that copes with repeated wet-and-freeze cycles, and a deep sheltered porch accepts the widest choice of surface and colour. Tell us the region, the direction the wall faces and whether the unit sits under an eave, and we will recommend the sheet and finish specification for that position.
Can the mailbox carry our own logo or brand mark?
Yes. As an OEM wall mount mailbox manufacturer we apply your logo, model name and brand mark as part of the run, placed where it reads on the finished porch rather than only on a drawing. Send vector artwork and tell us where you want it — across the front face, on the opening, or on the underside where it stays discreet. We confirm the placement with you before the run, so there are no surprises when the batch arrives.
How should the finish be looked after outdoors?
Very little is needed while the coating is intact. Wash the surface with clean water and a soft cloth a few times a year, rinse salt spray off coastal installations more often, and avoid abrasive pads or solvent cleaners that cut into the finish. Check the fixings once a year and re-seal if water has been sitting around them. If a scratch reaches bare metal, ask us which touch-up suits the finish you ordered and treat it before rust takes hold.
Will it match your house numerals and parcel box?
Yes — the entry range is built to be specified as a set. Matte house numerals sit above or beside the mailbox so the address reads first, a parcel drop box takes deliveries that will not go through the letter opening, and a key box or key safe looks after access for family, cleaners or agents. Order them in one finish family and the porch reads as a single scheme instead of a collection of parts. If you are matching an existing door or cladding colour, send the reference and we will match the finish to it.
