Type: recessed
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A recessed letterbox almost disappears into the wall: only the flap and the slot remain visible. The most understated choice for a clean facade.
If you want a facade without clutter, a built-in letterbox is the most elegant solution. The box sits flush in the wall or facade; only the flap and the slot remain visible. The result is particularly clean.
Consider the installation depth in advance
It is best to plan a built-in letterbox during new construction or renovation. The wall thickness and the installation depth determine which model fits. You also choose the position of the flap, on the street side or on the inside, in advance.
Built-in and surface-mounted components
There are separate built-in and surface-mounted components that allow you to integrate the letterbox neatly into the masonry or the joinery. Ask a sales point which component suits your situation.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
- Can I install a recessed letterbox in an existing wall?
- Often yes, but the wall thickness and recess depth determine this. It is best to plan the recess during a renovation and ask for advice on the right components.
- What is the difference between recessed and surface-mounted?
- A recessed letterbox sits flush in the wall; a surface-mounted model is attached to an existing wall. Recessed looks more understated, surface-mounted is easier to add.
