Max Knobloch Delivered Custom Mailbox Systems to Potsdam

Max Knobloch Nachf. GmbH has delivered a custom-designed mailbox system to the city of Potsdam. The system is designed for twelve residential units and was integrated into the property's fence.

The installation features individual mailboxes, doorbells, and a communication system equipped with a microphone, speaker, and camera module. The mailbox casings are made of galvanized sheet steel, with cladding and flaps constructed from aluminum. All surfaces share a uniform powder coating in the DB 703 Eisenglimmer color, with a smooth, semi-gloss finish.

Nameplates next to the doorbell buttons are made of stainless steel and are flush-mounted. The doorbell buttons include LED illumination. The communication system is sourced from SIEDLE. An LED strip on the right side of the functional unit provides illumination for the house number and visitors.

The customer opted for specially designed, larger mail slots on the bottom two rows to accommodate thicker mail items. The nameplates are vandal-resistant and installed from the rear, requiring a specific key for access.

Max Knobloch also offers an online configurator for customers looking to design their own unique mailbox systems. The company emphasizes that even custom solutions can be realized cost-effectively using existing components.