Porch pirates, mail theft, identity theft. Locking mailboxes and locking package boxes that match, so everything a driver leaves at your house goes behind a key, and none of it looks like security equipment.
Your mail. Behind a key.
Four things have to be true before a box counts as secure: the mail goes in and cannot come back out, the door needs a key, the box cannot be carried off, and the driver does not have to learn anything. Ours does all four.
A real lock with a real key. Nothing to forget, nothing to reset, nothing that dies in January. Keys ship with every box, and replacements are cut to match your lock.
Mail drops through the top and lands in a tray you can only reach through the locked door. Nothing to fish back up, nothing to pull back out.
Powder-coated steel on raised feet, so puddles and snowmelt never reach what is inside. The base is drilled for anchoring if you want it fixed down.
USPS, UPS, FedEx, Amazon, DHL. The top panel sits unlocked, the driver puts the package straight in, and it slips past the anti-theft shield to the bottom of the box, where it waits for you and your key.
Each box keeps its own lock. The mailbox and the package box each have their own cylinder and their own keys. We would rather tell you that here than have you find out at unboxing.
A delivery arrives, goes through the top, and stops being anybody else’s to take.
Five questions about your house and your deliveries. We tell you exactly what to put where, and what it costs.
Bundles first, because covering the mail and the packages together is the most security for the money. Individual pieces underneath if you already know what you need.
Pick the locking mailbox that fits where your mail lands, pick one color for everything, and the 6″ House Numbers come free when you bundle. Same steel, same powder coat, same house.
Package Box | LargeWhite
$349.99
Locking Post Mount Mailbox | LargeWhite · locks · curbside delivery
$174.99
In-Ground PostWhite
$99.99
6″ House Numbers ×4Black · free when you bundle
Free
4″ Mailbox Numbers ×4Black
$39.96
Each box has its own cylinder and its own keys. Ships as separate items, one color across the bundle.
White · locking post mountMatched
The locking mechanism is a practical must-have these days.
Got tired of coming home to wet packages, tossed onto the walk. Now I have curb appeal and a sense of security.
Love our new Adoorn mail and package bundle. Transforms our home and neighbors adore.
Six reasons, in the order people actually ask about them.
Package theft data, what actually deters a thief, how the locks work and what to tell your driver. All of it in the Home Security guide.
31% of Americans had a package stolen last year. About 104 million packages, and the average one was worth $143. It is not a rare event, it is a weekly one somewhere on your street.
See the numbers Source: SafeWise 2025 Package Theft Report
Bank statements, checks, tax documents, anything with your name and account number on it. Federal investigators track mail theft by name, and in six months banks reported $688 million in check fraud that began with stolen mail. An open mailbox is the front end of that.
Why mail is the target Source: FinCEN, Mail Theft-Related Check Fraud Trend Analysis, Feb–Aug 2023
Roughly 30% of victims already had a camera or a video doorbell watching when it happened. Footage is not a deterrent, it is a receipt. A lock is the part that changes the outcome.
Compare your options Camera ownership among victims: SafeWise 2025
USPS, UPS, FedEx, Amazon, DHL. No app, no code, no wifi, no batteries. Drivers lift the top panel and drop it in, and it slides past the anti-theft shield to the bottom of the box. Every box ships with a note card for your driver.
How it works Included: driver note card and delivery instruction wording
Powder-coated steel on raised feet, so puddles and snowmelt stay away from your deliveries. The base is drilled for anchoring if you want it fixed to concrete.
See the build Raised feet and a weather-sealed door
Architectural Digest named ours the best mailbox. Every colorway matches across the range, and not one of them looks like a lockbox somebody bolted to the porch.
See the colorways Architectural Digest, Best MailboxStart with whichever one is bothering you today. You can always add the other half later, but the bundle costs less and the colors will still match.
