Stainless Steel Mailboxes at Restoration Hardware

These are just what we'd like in a mailbox. These boxes, from Restoration Hardware, are solid, sturdy, and simple. They're made of stainless steel so they can hold up to the elements just fine...

Available in horizontal or vertical proportions, choose your shape and finish - it's available in six.

Priced at $62.50 to $89.

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http://www.mailboxes.com/wall-mounted-mailboxes.asp

this is another source, probably the same manufacturer. i purchased one (vertical, with perforations) five years ago. still love it, and used these numbers:

http://www.westonletters.com/?catID=23&file=index.php

posted by maude on July 2nd 2008 at 5:09am
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I bought my mailbox from them too, Maude -- same style, but black and without the perforations. It looks fantastic, and the quality is very good. Way cheaper than RH, too.

posted by Anna at D16 on July 2nd 2008 at 5:36am
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I bought the large one in black from Mailboxes.com too!

posted by Seaside on July 2nd 2008 at 6:18am
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the RH one does seems to have some extra edging material on the top and does not have exposed rivets... so it looks a bit more "beefy". granted, many folks are not into the "trimmed" look and would prefer the simple bent-metal edge of the one you link to above... in any case, i'm glad to see RH again offering something a bit more modern. i was a bit bummed when they switched to their victorian "soap, sheets and towels" model. previously, i was always able to find something vintage-industro-cool there.

posted by redneckmodern on July 2nd 2008 at 6:42am
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I have this Ecco mailbox that I just love.
http://www.mailboxixchange.com/Ecco-E1XM-E2XM-Wall-Mounted-Brushed-Stainless-Steel-Modern-Mailb-p-4252.html
Their entire line is strangely compatible with Arts and Crafts, Modern, and Industrial. When I move, it comes with me!

posted by magdelane on July 2nd 2008 at 10:34am
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And, for good measure, this place does fabulous house numbers.
http://www.housenumberconnection.com/
Their site might be a bit hokey and infuriating to navigate, but their craftsmanship and customer service are outstanding. I got the Craftsman>Grove set (numbers 5613) in 1/8ths Aluminum for my small 100 year old brick bungalow. And along with that mailbox, they really made the front of the house so special.

posted by magdelane on July 2nd 2008 at 10:43am
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$89?!

Or free if my sheetmetal tradesman partner makes me one from off cuts. :P

posted by venus_thames on July 2nd 2008 at 12:58pm
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