Drop Box Deposit Safe 12 x 4 x 15” Heavy Duty Steel Wall Mount Mailbox for Mail, Letters, Checks, Keys, Cash and more for Home, Office & Commercial Use (W500) (Black)

We like that it's made of steel and quite heavy-duty! It should work out perfect for our church.

Will use these boxes in all five rental houses and as the church collection box. It is very secure and very well built. It is not ostentatious.

Excatly what we were hoing for!

The quality is there, im not sure on how weather proof it is, but time will tell. Very easy to install.

Installed this Wall mounted Locking Drop Box for use at a Community Clubhouse to provide a secure deposit box for neighbors to leave private documents, no cash. The box is heavy, well made and has a weatherproof finish to stand up to the elements. The location chosen was under an entrance portico therefore there will be no direct exposure to rain. Mounting was fairly simple although the two upper mounting screws (lag screws with 3/8 inch hex head) are somewhat tricky to tighten because they fall under the lip of the input slot. Once all four lag screws are tightened, into a solid wood structure the box feels very secure and would take significant force to wrench it from the wall. Four expansion bolts are also provided for mounting in concrete.I am very satisfied with the purchase and look forward to years of service from the dropbox.

We placed this on the back our brick mailbox for a secure place for renters to drop off their monthly payments

This box is sturdy and looks great. Here is the flaw as others have stated. The box is designed to install your screws on the wall, then hang the box on them, and two additional lags reachable with the door open. Once hung, you cannot reach these screws again. The problem is, when you drop a letter in the box, it does not fall due to those screws you hung it on. So I drilled additional holes and mounted the bolts where I could reach them and they did not interfere with the envelope dropping. The bolts they supplied, the heads were too big for the mounting holes. They should provide two screws, that are pan-head, with a head that will fit through the mounting hole, instead of the hex head. A person could put tape over the heads would probably help if you did not want to drill more holes.

It is perfect for what I needed it: to collect rent. It went up with no issues and it feels very secure.