Generic Fencebox Installation Instructions v1.1 .pdf

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FENCE MOUNT LETTERBOXES
This instruction sheet is for the following products:
FB12 - 812 Bond
FB13 - 813 Soho
FB14 - 814 Earl
FB22 - 822 Oxford
FB23 - 823 Hawthorne
FB42 - 842 Regent

212 - Bond Back Box
214 - Bond Front Panel
220 - Venice
230 - Capri
236 - Modena (shown below)
237 - Hendon/Modena Back Box

238 - Modena Front Panel
239 - Hendon Front Panel
243 - Regent Front Panel

The Fence Mount letterbox range can be mounted into a timber fence or built into a brick or block wall.
Depending on the model, they are available as a complete unit, or otherwise as a separate front panel
and back box.
The 236 Modena model is show below, but the general installation method applies to all the models listed.

TIMBER FENCE INSTALLATION

BRICK INSTALLATION

1. If the front panel is attached to the letterbox,
remove it by undoing its four mounting nuts from
inside the letterbox.

1. If the front panel is attached to the letterbox,
remove it by undoing its four mounting nuts from
inside the letterbox.

2. Measure the letterbox body
and cut a slightly larger hole
into the fence.

2. Build the brickwork up to
the desired level and set
the letterbox in place.
For plain brick walls, the
front anges should sit ush
with the wall.
For rendered walls, set the
letterbox slightly forward to
allow for the render
thickness.

The ideal height for the mail
slot is 90 to 110cm from the
ground, however it can be
as low as 60cm.

3. Slide the letterbox body in
through the front of the
fence. Screw it to the fence
with the screws provided (for
hardwood, its easier if you
pre-drill the screw holes).

4. Attach the front panel and
secure it from inside the
letterbox with the nuts
provided.

3. Complete the remaining
brickwork around the
letterbox.

4. Once the brickwork and
any rendering has been
completed, attach the
front panel and secure it
from inside of the
letterbox with the
nuts provided.