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Standbriefkasten Mit Beschriftung | ohne Funktionstechnik | Mit Zeitungsfach | Eisenglimmer DB703

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Standbriefkasten Mit Beschriftung | ohne Funktionstechnik | Mit Zeitungsfach | Eisenglimmer DB703Produktbeschreibung STANDBRIEFKASTEN EIGHT mit Zeitungsfach Entdecken Sie den neuen Standbriefkasten EIGHT, der durch seine Kombination aus Komfort, Langlebigkeit und auergewhnlichem Design besticht. Mit der neuesten Metalements Einwurfklappen Technik setzt dieser Briefkasten neue Mastbe: Die integrierten Dmpfer ermglichen ein geruschloses ffnen und Schlieen sowohl der Klappen als auch der Entnahmetr. Ihre Post und Zeitungen knnen mhelos und

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STANDBRIEFKASTEN EIGHT mit Zeitungsfach

Entdecken Sie den neuen Standbriefkasten EIGHT, der durch seine Kombination aus Komfort, Langlebigkeit und außergewöhnlichem Design besticht. Mit der neuesten Metalements Einwurfklappen-Technik setzt dieser Briefkasten neue Maßstäbe: Die integrierten Dämpfer ermöglichen ein geräuschloses Öffnen und Schließen sowohl der Klappen als auch der Entnahmetür. Ihre Post und Zeitungen können mühelos und übersichtlich eingeworfen und entnommen werden, ohne dass die Klappen oder Türen gehalten werden müssen.

Der Standbriefkasten bietet großzügige 18 Liter Fassungsvolumen, sodass auch große C4-Umschläge ohne Knicken senkrecht eingeworfen werden können. Alle Klappen und Türen sind auf der Frontseite integriert, was eine bündige Montage in ein Zaunelement ermöglicht und den Briefkasten zu einem stilvollen Highlight auf Ihrem Grundstück macht.

Ihre Post ist im Standbriefkasten EIGHT optimal vor Witterungseinflüssen geschützt. Dank der durchdachten Konstruktion bleibt Ihre Post auch bei starkem Regen trocken, da ein innenliegendes Ablaufsystem eingedrungenes Wasser nach außen ableitet. Selbst das optionale Zeitungsfach schützt Ihre Tageszeitung zuverlässig vor Nässe. Das Schloss ist clever unterhalb der Einwurfklappe platziert und somit vor Regen und Schnee geschützt.

Der Standbriefkasten EIGHT wird aus hochwertigem 1,5 mm starkem, verzinktem Stahlblech sowie 2 mm Aluminium-Blech gefertigt. Die hochwetterfeste Pulverbeschichtung in einer unempfindlichen, matten Feinstruktur-Optik sorgt für eine außergewöhnliche Langlebigkeit und verleiht dem Briefkasten ein elegantes Erscheinungsbild.

Montage

Die Montage des Briefkastens ist einfach und sicher. Die Box wird auf einem festen Untergrund mit den mitgelieferten Schrauben und Dübeln befestigt. Die Verschraubungen sind nach der Endmontage nicht sichtbar, da die untere Frontblende für die Montage leicht abgenommen werden kann.

Setzen Sie mit dem Standbriefkasten EIGHT ein stilvolles Statement und genießen Sie höchste Funktionalität und Qualität für viele Jahre.

Maße, Gewicht und Material

Wichtigste Infos im Überblick:

  • Witterungsbeständig für trockene Post
  • 403 x 1218 x 145 mm (BxHxT)
  • Ca. 24 kg schwer
  • Hochwetterfeste Pulverlackierung (UV- und witterungsbeständig)
  • Aus 1,5 mm starken verzinkten Stahlblech, sowie 2 mm Aluminiumblech
  • Für C4-Umschläge geeignet
  • Gedämpfte Einwurfklappen & Tür
  • Selbsthaltende Einwurfklappe
  • Ca. 18 Liter Fassungsvolumen im Brieffach
  • Ca. 6,4 Liter Fassungsvolumen im Zeitungsfach
  • Viele Designs und Farben verfügbar
  • Optional mit integrierten Zeitungsfach

Material

  •  1,5 mm verzinkter Stahl (Korpus und restliche Teile)
  • 2 mm Aluminium (alle Blenden)
  • Hochwetterfeste Pulverbeschichtung in matter Feinstruktur-Optik

Maße und Gewicht

  • 403 x 1218 x 145 mm (BxHxT)
  • Einwurfschlitz: 284 x 32 mm (BxH)
  • Ca. 24 kg

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