Review on Architectural Mailboxes 2681B Black Marina Wall Mount Mailbox - Sleek, Compact Design for Small Spaces by Andre Belitz

Small but noticeable improvements are visible > Designers and engineers are using the cheapest, simple public presentation solutions these days, mostly for Everyday Beautiful WEATHER . But please also consider severe weather not only in America, but also when buying in other countries. Consider these design changes, especially if the MAILBOX LID can be inflated (and stays open when wind speeds exceed 20 mph).1. 2) Contacts for LID can easily be 2 times larger and have little resistance, openable by WIND.2. After the COVER is opened in inclement weather (RAIN) there must be at least 4) drainage holes in the bottom to hold the dryer for the mail.3. Another suggestion for your hinge pins > In coastal areas (saline climate) the pins and the box will rust. Consider (salty environments) using stainless steel pins and a galvanized M/Box, which of course doubles your time, effort and additional shipping weight cost. In my case, at the end of the boat dock at Salty Bay & Salty Air (24/7/365) I'll be quick to replace your stainless steel pins with double size stainless steel screws, but I hope your mailbox, not rust proof, will last 3+ seasons in too salty environment. Thanks for the mailbox :)