Best Letterboxes & House Numbers UK (2026) — Page 3

Pros

• Chartwell green finish suits period doors and cottage-style homes
• Same trusted lockable design as the best-selling black version
• Galvanised steel resists rust in all-weather outdoor use

Cons

• Green colourway will not match every front door or porch scheme

Pros

• White PVC finish blends in on light-coloured composite and uPVC doors
• Brush seal helps cut draughts through the letterbox aperture
• Over 1,800 reviews make it one of the most trusted covers on Amazon UK

Cons

• PVC surround is less durable than a metal cover on heavily used doors

Pros

• Chrome finish suits contemporary composite and uPVC front doors
• Interlocking double brush design with a hinged flap over the bristles
• Metal construction is sturdier than plastic letterbox covers

Cons

• Some buyers report the brush strips need re-seating after heavy use

Pros

• Compact 10x3 inch size suits standard front door letterbox openings
• Polished chrome finish matches contemporary door furniture
• Traditional Victorian design with a sprung flap and interior brush strip

Cons

• Smaller opening may not suit oversized post or thick catalogues

Pros

• Larger 10x4 inch opening takes bigger post and small parcels more easily
• Polished chrome finish matches contemporary door furniture
• Traditional Victorian design with sprung flap and brush strip

Cons

• Larger cut-out needs more care when fitting to an existing door

Pros

• Solid polished brass casting with a substantial, weighty feel
• Square and compass masonic motif suits a distinctive front door
• Hinged striker and fixing kit included for a straightforward fit

Cons

• Polished brass needs occasional polishing to keep its shine