Parcel Lockers

Parcel lockers from Salsbury Industries for apartment complexes, housing communities, office buildings and private mail centers: outdoor parcel lockers that add package space to a mail site, cluster box units with built-in parcel lockers, and a 4C mailbox with 2 parcel lockers. For a single home, the Salsbury Mail Package Drop takes letters and packages in one locking box.

How to choose a parcel locker

• Add package space next to existing mailboxes: a Salsbury outdoor parcel locker (OPL) has 2 or 4 compartments, each 12" W x 19-3/4" H x 15" D, on its own pedestal.
• Mailboxes and packages in one unit: a cluster box unit gives 4 to 16 households locking doors plus 1 to 4 parcel lockers on one pedestal. The Regency versions add a die-cast aluminum decorative top and pedestal cover.
• Private mail rooms (colleges, offices, military bases): the free-standing 4C mailbox with 9 tenant doors and 2 parcel lockers is front loading with private access.
• One home: the Salsbury Mail Package Drop is 14.375" W x 36" H x 23" D, with locking front and rear doors. See more package mailboxes.

Parcel locker questions

Are these parcel lockers USPS approved?

The cluster box units here are USPS-access versions, built to USPS "F" specifications by Salsbury Industries, a USPS-licensed CBU maker, and the outdoor parcel lockers are USPS approved. The Postal Service installs its own master lock on the carrier access door. Check with your local postmaster before installing.

How do residents open a parcel locker?

The outdoor parcel lockers use a 2-key security system for tenant package retrieval. Each tenant door on a cluster box unit has a 5-pin cylinder cam lock with 3 keys.

Can I use them where USPS does not deliver?

Yes. Salsbury offers Master Commercial Locks (P/N 3375) for private delivery sites such as colleges and military bases.

Who handles tenant locks and keys?

On a cluster box unit, the builder or property owner provides lock and key service; the Postal Service furnishes only the master access lock. For replacement locks, see mailbox locks and keys.