Stainless Steel Door Mail Slot (front & rear pieces) Letter Box Plate Compatible With Any Door Type 13 in. W x 4 in. H

Very solid and high end finish, if your door is less than 2” thick you need to either cut/grind the screws and clean up the threads or you won’t be able to tighten/suck the inner and outer plates in tight to the door (my door was 1.75”)There is no template provided to aid laying out the cuts, it’s more than just cut a hole for the flap the hinges need to be recessed. Expect a little trial and error to get the clearance for the swinging doors.Overall I’m very happy with the look and function very well made. You need a drill, saw I used a recip demolition saw with a wide blade and fine teeth. A file and chisel to relieve for the hinge that extends beyond the cut needed for the swinging door.Again: A Template to mark the cuts and holes would have been helpful

Good quality and looks great. Far better than what I could find elsewhere at big-box or on-line. Also many times the cost of those other ones, and worth it.Same as some others, the screws supplied were too long for the thickness of my door. But the installer had the right tool to cut them down, so it was easy for him (maybe 3 extra minutes.) Otherwise it might require a trip to the hardware store to get shorter screws.This was the only stainless mail slot I could find, so it was this one or none. I'm really happy with it.

Lovely finish, solid design and construction. I installed it through a stucco wall into my garage. I removed the inside flap door just by bending the hinge axle, since I really wanted the mail to go in more easily. Measure carefully, and if you are going through stucco make the 4 corner holes big enough to line up (I had to fiddle with it, but that was my poor skill). Plan on hitting the hardware store to buy shorter screws or washers if you want it to fit tight. I don't view this as a fault, as they cannot possibly provide hardware to suit every application. Mine looks awesome!

So what I would say is it is super heavy duty - the metal is probably worth the money ;-) It was a pain to install as the screw holes are very close to the hole - they probably do not to be that close.The other issue was my door was like 1/8" narrower than the screws could handle. I just went to the HW store and bough the appropriate screws.

It is a nice looking door slot. Description says it comes with instructions. No instructions were included at all. And there for there is no way to know how big of a hole do you cut????