Compare large mailboxes from Mail Boss, Whitehall, Jayco and Salsbury: locking curbside boxes, cast aluminum Capitol and Balmoral models, post packages and Jayco wall units. They suit homes and small businesses that have outgrown a standard box. The one thing to decide is what has to fit: small packages, or more letters and magazines.
How to choose a large mailbox
Small packages and a lock: the Mail Boss Package Master holds about 7 to 10 days of mail. The Mail Manager is its smaller, more affordable sibling.
Long trips: the Jayco Supreme Letter Locker holds about 3 weeks of mail and is hand welded in the USA, made to order.
Magazines lying flat: the cast aluminum Whitehall Balmoral holds about 3 times as much as a standard mailbox, and the Whitehall Capitol is 20% larger. Both come in personalized plaque sets.
The Package Master takes packages up to 4.5" H x 4.5" W x 10.5" L. The Jayco Supreme has the largest Letter Locker drop, 7-3/4" H x 10-3/4" W, for small to medium packages. The Balmoral also fits small packages. For bigger deliveries, compare our parcel and package drop boxes.
Are large mailboxes USPS approved?
Several here are: the Mail Boss Package Master, Mail Manager and Ultimate High Security, the Whitehall Capitol and Balmoral, and the Salsbury Roadside and Mail Chest. The Jayco Standard Letter Locker is approved with its standard 2-inch slot. Check with your local postmaster before installing. See all USPS Standard 7C mailboxes.
Which large mailboxes lock?
Every Mail Boss, Jayco and Salsbury model here locks. The Whitehall Capitol and Balmoral do not. The Package Master has a 12-disc wafer lock, an anti-pry latch and 3 keys. Jayco offers four lock levels, up to a Medeco deadbolt. See more locking mailboxes.
