What is the MailKeeper ™?
The MailKeeper is a masonry-ready mailbox system with a large-capacity, locking security compartment. It is designed for busy homeowners who travel, receive valuable items through the mail, or are concerned with identity theft. The MailKeeper’s outer shell is manufactured from heavy gauge steel, which is electrogalvanized to prevent rusting. The exterior face plates are made of durable cast-aluminum.

Is the MailKeeper USPS approved?
Generally, a mailbox receptical must be installed with the bottom of the box at a vertical height of between 41-45 inches from the road surface. (Source: www.usps.com FAQs) It is always advisable to ask your local mail carrier for input on the desirable distance from the road. This will vary from carrier to carrier.

How much does the MailKeeper weigh? What are the dimensions?
The dimensions for all units are 48” H x 9-5/8” W x 21” deep.
Model 100: 73 lbs
Model 150: 83 lbs
Model 200: 87 lbs
Model 300: 90 lbs
Model 350: 90 lbs

How large of a package will the MailKeeper accept?
7” x 8” x 17”

Are the installation instructions available online?
Yes right here.

What options are available for the MailKeeper?
The MailKeeper comes in five different models, with options such as a newpaper compartment and home-side access. The four facing designs can be highlighted in antique gold, silver, or matte black. In addition, the MailKeeper may be ordered with an optional street number plaque personalized with up to 5 numbers. Please allow 3 to 6 weeks processing time for the customized street number plaques.

Is a flag included with the MailKeeper?
Yes, the MailKeeper comes standard with an outgoing mail flag already installed on the unit.

How do I order the MailKeeper?
You may find a local dealer by clicking here. Or, if a local dealer is not available, you may call American Products, LLC at (417) 736-2135.

What kind of materials can I use to enclose the MailKeeper?
The MailKeeper can be enclosed with brick, stone, cultured stone, block, rock, stucco, or any exterior product of your choosing. Materials and installation should be available through local sources including brick yards, local general contractors, masonry contractors, and homeimprovement stores.