Holders with contoured compartments allow literature to lean forward to prevent paper curl.

Optional brackets allow you to hang Style B holders from the top of doors and partition walls.

Store large amounts of literature in one compact space. These four-sided holders rotate 360° on a turntable so you can easily access your material. Compartments are contoured, allowing literature to lean forward to prevent paper curl. Shipped unassembled.

Create a drop-off spot for documents and other small items.

Aluminum and powder-coated steel boxes are corrosion resistant. Powder-coated steel boxes are enclosed for outdoor use.

Plastic boxes have a clear sliding panel on the back for retrieving forms.

Mount screw-in boxes to the wall to save space. Screw-in boxes with a 5-in. opening can also be placed upright on a table or counter.

Boxes with a lock store deposits in a secure department, keeping them especially safe from theft. Floor-mount boxes have a drop door with a larger opening than other boxes, so they can receive packages in addition to smaller items.

Style E organizers with 9, 12, and 15 compartments have a 1/2”-high front lip that serves as a label holder. Organizers with more than 15 compartments ship unassembled.

Display time cards and badges of varying or nonstandard widths.

Display badges for quick identification.

Send, receive, or collect mail or packages at your facility with these USPS (United States Postal Service) approved mailboxes. Made of powder-coated aluminum, they won’t corrode when exposed to harsh weather. All have a front door that individuals and mail carriers can open at any time to drop off or pick up mail. To alert mail carriers that these mailboxes contain outgoing mail, flip the red signal flag up.

Style A mailboxes have a durable cast-aluminum door with a magnetic door catch, which keeps the door closed to protect the contents from dirt, dust, rain, and snow.

Style B and C mailboxes have two mail compartments—one that is unlocked for access to outgoing mail and the other that locks to keep contents safe from theft. The locked compartment can be opened from either the front or back of the mailbox. An overhanging top keeps the contents protected from dirt, dust, rain, or snow when the compartment doors are open.

Use posts to securely mount mailboxes into the ground or concrete. They’re made of powder-coated aluminum, to stand up to harsh weather. All have a top mounting plate for attaching a mailbox.

For in-ground posts, dig a hole, set the post in the hole, and then fill the hole with concrete.

For bolt-mounted posts, secure the bottom mounting plate of the post to concrete with an anchor kit (sold separately). When mounting to existing concrete, a stud anchor kit is required. For mounting to new concrete, a J-hook anchor kit is required.

Drop keys, access cards, and other small objects into the slot at the top of the box, and only the person with the access key can retrieve them.

Optional sleeve covers the magazine-size cutout's rough edges and prevents mail from falling into hollow doors.

Individuals can access their locker compartments with their own key, while an authorized person can access all compartments at one time with a master key.

Aluminum lockers have small compartments for storing valuables such as wallets, cell phones, and keys. Place them on top of a table or mount them to the wall to save space. For easy wall installation, first mount the enclosure, then slide in the locker unit and fasten into place. Each locker has a clear plastic card holder for numbering or labeling. In addition to unlocking a master door, the master key unlocks each individual locker.