How to Install a Canada Post Crown Lockbox: Step-by-Step Guide
Crown Lock Key Box for Canada Post Mail Delivery
This key box is designed specifically for mail delivery service. It can be installed outside your building to store building access keys or an access swipe card so mail carriers can get inside to deliver the mail.
The box is secured by a Crown Lock which is installed by Canada Post and only they have keys. This key box works great when there is no entryphone access for mail carriers such as locked mail rooms, outside mail houses or secured gazebos.
Installation:
First, confirm the use of and location of your key box with Canada Post.
Recommended to mount to a concrete wall with concrete anchors at a suitable height for access. Concrete anchors holding the shroud in place should be non-removable (hammered or welded nuts on the end). Security nuts can also be installed to lock the anchors in place.
Once the key box is installed, contact Canada Post to install their crown lock in the key box, and provide them with building keys to store in the box.
Crown Lock Box Specifications:
All steel construction
Dark grey hammer-tone finish
12″ high, 10″ wide, 3″ deep
Box interior: 5″ x 3.5″ x 1″
Tools for Installation
Hammer Drill
Concrete Drill Bits (1/4″ to 1/2″)
Socket Set
Hammer
Level
Parts
Lock Box
Lag Shields
Lag Screws
Installing a Canada Post Crown Lockbox: Step-by-Step Guide
This video script outlines the process of installing a crown lockbox for Canada Post mail delivery beside double doors, as requested by a customer. It involves finding the right placement, ensuring the lockbox is level, marking the spots for drilling, and using a Milwaukee M18 hammer drill to secure the lockbox into the wall. Different drill bits are used for precise installation, and safety measures like wearing glasses are emphasized. The narrators provide detailed steps for ensuring the lockbox is flush against the wall and how to correctly fasten it, emphasizing the importance of the sequence and method of tightening the screws for optimal alignment. The video concludes with the installation being described as a temporary setup as per the customer’s request, indicating that Canada Post will be responsible for adding the crown lock to the lockbox.
Installing a Canada Post Crown Lockbox: Step-by-Step Guide
00:00 Introduction to Crown Lockbox Installation
00:20 Preparing for Installation
00:47 Drilling and Leveling
02:17 Inserting the Anchors
03:04 Securing the Lockbox
04:28 Final Adjustments and Conclusion
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