Description
Australian made from 1.6mm thick Corten Steel. Designed to develop the patina’s of rusting steel and as seen in many public artworks and features such as at Sydney Airport, the Melbourne Westgate Bridge and the Brisbane Gateway Bridge.The rusted surface seals itself and will not corrode through and within a short time will develop a uniform orange rust colour.
This mailbox is A4 sized and provides weather protection to the slot. The size is 315mm Wide x 365mm Deep and it stands 900mm High and comes with a Key Lock Rear Door as well as a lower Access Panel. This Access Panel is removed to faciltate installation (bolted to a concrete plinth) or has been used as access to install lighting. Unlike inferior imported “rust type” maiboxes the newspaper receptacle is lined with a 100 uPVC pipe. Note: Through the process of the patinas developing, you may need to wash you mailbox to rinse away some of the oxides.
Angela –
Thanks for a great mailbox, I am very impressed with this product compared to what I saw in Bunnings,,Australian made shines through.
Adrian –
Thanks for quick delivery, heavy duty!
Richard –
Letterbox received thank you, excellent packaging very happy with your service.
Stephen –
Hi, guys. Very happy with price, quality and appearance of our artisanal Rustique letterbox, wish we’d found you earlier, its predecessor was an eyesore for years. Best wishes
Bronwyn –
Just purchased a rustique letterbox, picked up today. We are so impressed, the workmanship is excellent.
Ash –
Fiona and the team were awesome to deal with. I ordered this for delivery (Brisbane Metro) and it was here within 2 days of ordering. They even fitted the numbers and no junk mail sign at no extra cost. This is a really cool design 🙂
Liz –
We have installed our new letterbox!
It is all we expected, and more.
It looks attractive, and have been told it compliments the look of the house well.
I had planned to mount it on a 600 x 600 x 50 paver from Bunnings, but inspected the paver and thought it would not provide sufficient stability.
So I poured 2 x 20 kg bags of quick set concrete.
I must have dug the hole too deep, the platform was too low, so I raised the letterbox on some 40 mm thick pavers, and used 10mm x 100mm masonry bolts to secure it.
I anticipate drilling a hole or three in the base for water drainage.
So now we have a letterbox square to the footpath, stable and secure.
Some native plants provide the landscaping, and it fits into our native garden like it has always been there.