Best Letterboxes & House Numbers UK (2026) — Page 2

Pros

• Sleeved design covers the full depth of the door for a tidy finish
• Very large review base for a premium letterbox plate
• Polished steel finish suits modern front doors

Cons

• Significantly pricier than a basic letterplate or brush cover

Pros

• Anti-vandal flap and internal brushes cut draughts through the slot
• Satin stainless steel resists corrosion on external doors
• Fits a wide 24-80mm range of wooden and uPVC doors

Cons

• Rating is more mixed than some rival letterboxes

Pros

• Classic proportions suit period and traditional front doors
• Satin chrome finish resists fingerprints better than polished metal
• Simple two-screw fitting for a straightforward swap

Cons

• Smaller review count than the bigger-selling letterbox brands

Pros

• Nanocoast coating on all stainless steel resists rust and corrosion
• Anti-vandal and anti-burglar design for extra front door security
• PVD gold finish gives a striking, upmarket look

Cons

• Fits a narrower 40-80mm range of composite and wooden doors

Pros

• Lockable galvanised steel body keeps post secure and dry outdoors
• Very well reviewed with close to 7,000 verified ratings
• Compact wall-mounted design suits porches and front walls

Cons

• Wall fixing needs a solid masonry surface for a secure mount

Pros

• Adjustable sleeve fits door thicknesses from 40-80mm
• Anti-snap flap adds a layer of extra security over a basic flap
• Built-in draught excluder cuts cold air through the slot

Cons

• Black finish will not suit white or light-coloured composite doors