Cast Aluminium Plates

Cast aluminium build Tough and durable Available as rear doors or front slots Powder-coated or mill finish Easily installed into brick or rendered pillars & walls Cast aluminium plates are perfect for bricking into walls and pillars of any kind. They are a simple and effective approach to receiving mail. As there is no internal box, you will need a cavity in your wall, then these plates can be installed over the front and rear of the cavity. Available as mill finish (un-powder coated cast aluminium) or powder coated in the Colorbond colour of your choice. The rear doors feature a hook for a padlock while the front doors have a built-in rain hood for rain protection. Choose between two sizes to match your installation location, with portrait A4 or landscape A4. Colours seen in the colour selection drop-down thumbnails and in the product images are computer-generated representations of the powder coat colours. They are not 100% accurate to how the real-life colour will appear, they are merely a guide. Several variables such as lighting and the surrounding environment will have a big impact on how your chosen colour will appear in the flesh. Specifications & Dimensions Dimensions: Portrait 235w x 160h x 30d (mm) Dimensions: Landscape 345w x 160h x 30d (mm) Material Cast Aluminium Finish Powder Coated, Mill Finish Colours Basalt®, Black Satin, Bluegum®, Classic Cream™, Cottage Green®, Deep Ocean®, Dover White®, Dune®, Evening Haze®, Gully®, Ironstone®, Jasper®, Mangrove®, Manor Red®, Monument®, Pale Eucalypt®, Paperbark®, Shale Grey™, Surfmist®, Terrain®, Wallaby®, White Satin, Wilderness®, Windspray®, Woodland Grey® Locking Mechanism None Access Rear Door Installation Type Brick in Numbering N/A Numbering Numbers do not fit on this letterbox. We suggest finding alternative numbering solutions. Installation Generally, these are suitable for pillars and walls of any makeup, whether it be brick, render, besser block etc. Leave a hole through the wall a few millimetres wider and higher than the plates you've chosen, and insert it into the front and back. Use mortar or cement to secure the plates in so they are flush with the wall.