Black Mailboxes

Black mailboxes from Mail Boss, Salsbury, Whitehall and Ecco: locking curbside boxes, cast aluminum Capitol and Balmoral models, wall-mount mailboxes and post packages for one to four homes. Every model here is sold in black. The main choice is where it goes: on a post at the curb, or on the wall by your door.

How to choose a black mailbox

• Mail theft is a worry: Mail Boss Mail Manager and the Mail Boss Ultimate High Security are welded steel with a locking retrieval door.
• Collect mail from the yard side: the all-aluminum Salsbury Roadside Mailbox and Mail Chest have locking front and rear doors.
• A classic look: the cast aluminum Whitehall Capitol is 20% larger than a standard mailbox, and the Balmoral holds about 3 times as much. Both can be personalized with address plaques.
• On the house wall: the Mail Boss Metro and Ecco E9 and E10 lock; the Ecco E1 and E2 come in Satin Black.
• Shared driveways: Mail Boss and Salsbury sell double, triple and quadruple post packages. See all multi-unit mailboxes.

Black mailbox questions

Are black mailboxes USPS approved?

Many are. The Mail Boss Mail Manager and High-Security curbside boxes are USPS Standard 7C approved, the Salsbury Roadside Mailbox and Mail Chest are made to USPS-STD-7B, and the Whitehall Capitol and Balmoral are USPS approved. Check with your local postmaster before installing. See all USPS-approved mailboxes.

Which black mailboxes lock?

Every Mail Boss and Salsbury mailbox here locks, as do the Ecco E9 and E10. The Mail Boss Metro and Townhouse use a 12-disc high-security wafer lock with 3 keys. Salsbury roadside mailboxes and mail chests come with 2 keys per door, keyed alike. See more locking mailboxes.

Can I get a matching black post?

Yes. The Mail Boss, Salsbury and Whitehall mailbox and post packages here come in black, with the post included. Or browse mailbox posts on their own.

Are there black mailboxes for packages?

The Mail Boss Mail Manager takes small packages through its baffle door. For larger deliveries, compare our package mailboxes.