Letterboxes & Mailboxes
Every Australian home needs a letterbox that works for how mail and parcels actually arrive today — letters and magazines in the slot, newspapers rolled, and a growing share of online orders that are too big for a standard mailbox.
Start with where it will live. Brick-in and fence letterboxes (like the MB-101 and MB-103) build into a new wall, fence or rendered frontage for the cleanest street-facing finish. Wall-mounted letterboxes suit compact entries and units. Freestanding letterboxes give the largest parcel capacity and can be placed near the door, gate or driveway without building work.
All AMAZEN letterboxes are lockable metal designs with weather-resistant powder-coated finishes, stocked at our Boronia VIC warehouse for Australia-wide delivery or local pickup. If most of your deliveries are parcels rather than letters, compare the full parcel-first range on our Parcel Letterboxes page, and check opening and installation dimensions on the Parcel Letterbox Specification Guide before you build or cut.
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Letterbox FAQs
What height should a letterbox be installed at?
Australia Post recommends the mail slot of a single letterbox sit 900–1,200 mm above ground.
Can these letterboxes take newspapers?
Letterbox models with a file/newspaper slot (e.g. MB-101) take letters, magazines and rolled newspapers; parcel models add a lockable compartment for deliveries.
What is the difference between a letterbox and a parcel letterbox?
A letterbox is sized for mail; a parcel letterbox adds a secure, lockable compartment sized for packages. Many AMAZEN models do both.
Do you deliver Australia-wide?
Yes; shipping is calculated at checkout, with a guide of A$79 for a standard parcel letterbox on eligible orders. Local pickup: Factory 6, 981 Mountain Hwy, Boronia VIC, Mon–Fri 10:00 am–3:00 pm (contact us first).
What warranty applies?
2-year warranty on AMAZEN parcel letterboxes; Australian Consumer Law rights still apply.