Mark the exact place on the exterior wall where you want to install your mail slot.
Install mail slot through wall.
An exterior mail slot cover or lid covers the mail slot so that the home remains insulated against the elements.
You may also need a hammer drill with a masonry bit and a brick chisel.
Use a power drill for this task making.
If you wish to install an additional receptacle box which salsbury sells you will have to cut the chute to size.
Which means that through a regular 2 3 inch door the mail chute will be hanging off.
Mark the location for the attachment screws.
The wood mail box was in their garage the slot had a flap.
If you want to install a mail slot through a brick wall you ll need a masonry saw.
Drill holes in the wall at all four corners of the mail slot outline.
Hold the slot against the.
Then use a pencil to trace the perimeter of the slot.
It looks like a chainsaw but it has a big abrasive wheel on it that can cut through bricks.
To me this was just silly since i have a closet dedicated to mail.
Cut the wall.
This chute is suitable for 8 to 10 inch walls the chute opening for incoming mail is 2 5 x 9 5.
Hold the mail slot in position and trace around it with a pencil.
This tool can be rented.
My folks traveled and having this mail set up they did not have to ask neighbors to pickup their mail and they did not have to worry about mail theft.
He made a ramp from plexiglas from the slot to a wood box.
If your mail slot comes with a template the screw hole placements may already be marked on the template.
Compatible with liberty letter plates.
Keeping the center points of the door and the mail slot lined up align the bottom of the mail slot with the height marks you made earlier.
Hold the outside front face of the mail slot level and in place over the slot.
How to make a mail slot in the wall step 1.
Door mounted bursting forth with nostalgia a door mail slot mailbox can be installed through a front door or garage door.
My father installed a mail slot in a wall.
Liberty chutes may be purchased separately for installation into front doors garage doors or masonry walls.