Deltana MS0030U10B Heavy Duty Mail Slot Oil Rubbed Bronze

Product Description

The DELTANA MS0030U10B is a heavy-duty mail slot designed for installation in residential and light commercial entry doors. Finished in oil rubbed bronze, it provides a durable, dark-toned surface treatment suited for period and transitional door styles. The slot measures 13.7 inches in length, 3.6 inches in width, and 0.9 inches in height, making it compatible with standard door mail slot cutouts. At 2.7 pounds, the unit carries the solid construction weight expected of architectural-grade hardware. Installation is handled by a finish carpenter, general contractor, or skilled DIYer working on door hardware replacement or new construction.

This mail slot is appropriate for front entry doors in residential settings or light commercial applications where a traditional oil rubbed bronze finish is specified. Its heavy-duty construction suits high-traffic entry points where a standard-duty slot would wear prematurely. The compact profile at under 1 inch in height keeps the door face clean while maintaining a functional mail opening sized for standard letter and flat mail delivery.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty construction for high-traffic entry doors
• Oil rubbed bronze finish for traditional and transitional door aesthetics
• 13.7-inch overall length fits standard mail slot door preparations
• Low-profile 0.9-inch height keeps a clean door face appearance
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation mail slot for standard residential and light commercial entry doors requiring a heavy-duty mail slot in an oil rubbed bronze finish.

Installation Notes

Mail slot installation is typically performed by a finish carpenter or experienced general contractor. Power down any associated door hardware systems and ensure the door is secure before cutting or modifying the door face. Follow local building codes for door hardware installation, and verify the door thickness is sufficient to accommodate the slot depth before beginning the cutout. Use appropriate hole saws or jig saws rated for the door material being cut.