Metal Charity Collection Box Secure with Slot & Wall Mount - 8.5x6.5x4" Drop Box for Home and Office (White)

This money box is wonderful for our road side egg stand. It's durable and weather proof, we love the locking feature and is easy to unlock and retrieve the money.

Nice quality and well-built box. Perfect size for our application. I did drill two small holes in the bottom to keep any rainwater from accumulating.

Nice and sturdy!! Such a pretty color as well.

Excellent box! I use it for porch pick up items from Facebook marketplace. People can just drop the money in and go! Attaches easily and looks great!

Box was pretty heavy which makes it strong my husband was really surprised

This mailbox looks good, it’s nice and sturdy, and it’s very well manufactured. The keyed lock works really smoothly and has no sloppiness at all to the mechanism. A 10 inch X 13 inch manila envelope fits easily in it. I don’t know about waterproofness because I’ve got mine located under a covered porch. There is one flaw, aside from the inadequate spacers. You have to lift up the lid in order to open the front hatch. It’s an annoyance, but not a deal breaker.For anyone who’s interested, the hole spacing on the back of it are as follows: Horizontally, the holes are 265 mm apart on center. Vertically, the holes are 192.5 mm apart on center. The four holes are 13/64 inches in diameter (a 13/64” diameter drill bit fits in them perfectly. So that’s just a tad more than 5 mm.The two bottom holes are 83.5 mm from the bottom edge of the mailbox to the centers of the holes.The total height of the mailbox on the backside is 14.75 inches to 14.875 inches (the hinged lid bows up in the middle).The total width of the mailbox is 14-9/16 inches. This is the total length of the hinge pin.The spacers between the back of the mailbox I got and the wall needed to be about 24mm (15/16”). The rubber spacers provided are about 12 mm long, so if they’re used, extra spacers would be needed to provide adequate clearance from the wall. Myself, I discarded the rubber washers and used a combination of stainless 1/4 inch x 28 fine thread hex nuts and 1/4 inch washers as spacers on each mounting screw. For the mounting screws themselves, I used 12 x 2 inch pan head sheet metal screws, stainless and square drive. This was for mounting on wood siding.One note: the mailbox contracts in cold weather, causing the lid to bow even more severely and scrape the wall even worse when opening it. For the mailbox I got, 15/16 inch spacers provided enough clearance on sub-freezing days..It works great and I highly recommend it!

This little box worked well for our farm stand. Set up so you can bolt it securely

Great sturdy donation box, very easy to open and lock, comes with two keys, purchased the black one and love the color.