🐌 SNAIL SAKK: Mail Catcher for Mail Slots - CHOCOLATE. Say goodbye to mail clutter! Minimizes drafts, enhances privacy, and beyond. Hassle-free installation, no tools or screws required. Ideal for home, office, and garage doors. (Basket, Bag) Review

I wanted something to close the mailbox and also to stop the sound of mail falling on the floor as well as messy mail on the floor. This looks great on the door, catching mail and protecting privacy from people seeing the mailbox. It's made of high quality, durable material, is very easy to attach (with velcro) and even comes with a handy letter opener (which my wife loves). I thought it would be a little useless and expensive, but now that I've installed it and paid for it, it's just something

Works perfectly and completely eliminates the daily mail strewn around the garage floor. We've already had about £8 of mail and catalogs and he's done a great job. Before I stuck the 3M All Weather Adhesive Velcro Tapes to our classroom door, I cleaned the surface thoroughly and that's why these strips are firmly attached to our garage doors. Velcro closure at top allows for quick and easy retrieval of our heavy stacks of mail and catalogs > Snail Sakk is well made and works reliably for…

After getting a new dog that likes to follow us around the door, we knew we needed a new solution to our mail. The probability that she would be hit in the head or injured was too great. This mail bag was fantastic. My only hesitation in ordering is that we didn't want to use the included adhesive to attach it to our 100 year old newly restored wooden door. So I ordered a set of 3M Command Velcro Strips, which are rated for items up to 16 pounds. While the velcro on 3M strips is different from…

Everyone in our complex faced the same problem: our mail is delivered through a gap in the garage door and falls to the ground and we inevitably encounter it when we return home. And we had mail scattered behind things in the garage that we found some time later. People in our neighborhood come up with various inventions, e.g. B. attaching a basket to a garage door or placing a basket on the ground in the hope that the mail will get there. None of these methods worked properly. We finally came…

I have a 100 year old house with a mail slot in an old wooden door. Cold air flows through it in winter and little can be done about it. I started looking for an old fashioned wire cage to attach to the inside of the door and catch the mail instead of spilling it on the floor. Unfortunately, the ones I found were either cheap and silly looking or overpriced because they were antiques. Post (so I don't have to keep picking them off the floor). It's simple and goes well with my red oak door. It…