DESCRIPTION Complete your front door with this attractive large internal letterbox from our collection of classic letterboxes and plates, designed to suit both modern and period properties. The internal letterplate covers the hole left by a letterbox making the door more stylish and helping to cut out draughts so it is as practical as it is decorative. Hand cast from high quality natural brass and plated in nickel, this letter plate has a beautiful, weighty appearance and a quality that can only be achieved by traditional smithing methods. Incorporating bevelled edging and a draught excluder flap, it has the look of a vintage find. All our letterboxes are available in a selection of finishes to complement our range of door furniture. our external letter plates are sprung so can be used vertically.However, our internal letter plates do not have a spring, so are not recommended for doors with vertical letterboxesFor more ideas see our Front Door Furniture Collections > PRODUCT INFORMATIONExternal Dimensions: 36cm W x 10cm H x 1.1cm D Opening Dimensions: 29.3cm W x 5.6cm H Flap Size: 31cm W x 9.3cm H Distance Between Screw Holes (centre to centre): 33cm W x 7.2cm H This internal letter plate will fit a hole of up to 9cm H x 32cm W Finish: Nickel - our nickel lustre is created by plating solid brass with highly polished nickel then finishing it with a flash coating of chrome that will add to its endurability and create a crisp, clean silvery patina that will brighten your front door. To find out more about our finishes and how best to maintain them, please read our product finish pages. KNOWLEDGE BASE GUIDESLetter Plate Guide Screw Fitting GuideMaintaining Metallic ProductsHOW TO FIT THE INTERNAL LETTER PLATEFor all types of screws it is recommended you drill a pilot hole first to prevent screws from shearing off, particurly if you are using hardwood.STEP 1Correctly position the internal plate on the inside of your door.STEP 2Mark where the screws holes are to be.STEP 3Remove the plate and drill a pilot hole with a drill bit the same size as the screws. Use a steel screw of the same size and drive it into the hole until fully seated.STEP 4Remove the steel screw, position the plate correctly and screw directly to the door by hand using the 4 screws provided. If any screws need shortening, please use a hacksaw.
Complete your front door with this attractive large internal letterbox from our collection of classic letterboxes and plates, designed to suit both modern and period properties. The internal letterplate covers the hole left by a letterbox making the door more stylish and helping to cut out draughts so it is as practical as it is decorative. Hand cast from high quality natural brass and plated in nickel, this letter plate has a beautiful, weighty appearance and a quality that can only be achieved by traditional smithing methods. Incorporating bevelled edging and a draught excluder flap, it has the look of a vintage find. All our letterboxes are available in a selection of finishes to complement our range of door furniture. our external letter plates are sprung so can be used vertically.However, our internal letter plates do not have a spring, so are not recommended for doors with vertical letterboxesFor more ideas see our Front Door Furniture Collections > PRODUCT INFORMATIONExternal Dimensions: 36cm W x 10cm H x 1.1cm D Opening Dimensions: 29.3cm W x 5.6cm H Flap Size: 31cm W x 9.3cm H Distance Between Screw Holes (centre to centre): 33cm W x 7.2cm H This internal letter plate will fit a hole of up to 9cm H x 32cm W Finish: Nickel - our nickel lustre is created by plating solid brass with highly polished nickel then finishing it with a flash coating of chrome that will add to its endurability and create a crisp, clean silvery patina that will brighten your front door. To find out more about our finishes and how best to maintain them, please read our product finish pages. KNOWLEDGE BASE GUIDESLetter Plate Guide Screw Fitting GuideMaintaining Metallic ProductsHOW TO FIT THE INTERNAL LETTER PLATEFor all types of screws it is recommended you drill a pilot hole first to prevent screws from shearing off, particurly if you are using hardwood.STEP 1Correctly position the internal plate on the inside of your door.STEP 2Mark where the screws holes are to be.STEP 3Remove the plate and drill a pilot hole with a drill bit the same size as the screws. Use a steel screw of the same size and drive it into the hole until fully seated.STEP 4Remove the steel screw, position the plate correctly and screw directly to the door by hand using the 4 screws provided. If any screws need shortening, please use a hacksaw.