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Briefkastenanlage NINE | 2 Briefkästen | freistehend, zum einbetonieren | Eisenglimmer Grau DB703

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Briefkastenanlage NINE | 2 Briefkästen | freistehend, zum einbetonieren | Eisenglimmer Grau DB703FREISTEHENDE BRIEFKASTENANLAGE NINE Die freistehende Briefkastenanlage NINE ist die ideale Ergnzung fr jedes hochwertige Mehrfamilienhaus. Dank kompromissloser Verarbeitung und durchdachter Technik ist die Anlage fr einen langlebigen Einsatz bestens vorbereitet. Schluss mit umstndlicher Postentnahme! Durch integrierte Magnete bleibt die Einwurfklappe jedes Briefkastens selbststndig geffnet, sodass der Schlssel mhelos in das witterungsgeschtzte Schloss

FREISTEHENDE BRIEFKASTENANLAGE NINE

Die freistehende Briefkastenanlage NINE ist die ideale Ergänzung für jedes hochwertige Mehrfamilienhaus. Dank kompromissloser Verarbeitung und durchdachter Technik ist die Anlage für einen langlebigen Einsatz bestens vorbereitet.

Schluss mit umständlicher Postentnahme! Durch integrierte Magnete bleibt die Einwurfklappe jedes Briefkastens selbstständig geöffnet, sodass der Schlüssel mühelos in das witterungsgeschützte Schloss unterhalb der Klappe eingesteckt und die Post entnommen werden kann – ganz ohne Festhalten der Klappe. So bleiben die Hände für wichtigere Dinge frei. Die Entnahmetür ist mit einem speziell entwickelten Dämpfersystem ausgestattet, das ein sanftes Absenken ermöglicht, selbst wenn die Tür versehentlich losgelassen wird. Ein integrierter Anschlag hält die Tür in einem 90-Grad-Winkel, sodass die Post nicht auf den Boden fällt und ausreichend Platz für die Entnahme bleibt. Nach dem Schließen der Entnahmetür genügt ein leichtes Antippen der Einwurfklappe, um sie sanft zu schließen.

Dank der raffinierten Konstruktion wird Regenwasser in der gesamten Anlage von der Post ferngehalten, sodass sie auch bei widrigen Wetterverhältnissen trocken bleibt. Mit einem Fassungsvolumen von ca. 9 Litern bietet jeder Briefkasten ausreichend Platz für Post und Zeitungen; selbst Briefumschläge im C4-Format können problemlos und ohne Knicken eingeworfen werden.

Die Anlage ist mit Rohren zum Aufschrauben oder alternativ zum Einbetonieren erhältlich.

Die Anlage wird aus 1,5 mm verzinktem Stahl gefertigt, was ihre Stabilität unterstreicht. Dank der hochwetterfesten Pulverlackierung ist die freistehende Briefkastenanlage NINE gegen UV-Strahlung und Witterungseinflüsse geschützt. Die matte Feinstruktur-Beschichtung verleiht nicht nur eine ansprechende Optik, sondern gewährleistet auch eine hohe Kratzfestigkeit, damit NINE auch nach Jahren noch wie neu aussieht und sich harmonisch in das Erscheinungsbild Ihres Eingangsbereichs einfügt.

Diese Qualität gewährleisten wir bei Metalements durch eigene Produktion, jahrelange Erfahrung und die Verwendung ausschließlich hochwertigster Materialien. Die freistehende Briefkastenanlage NINE ist in verschiedenen Designs, Farben und Montagearten verfügbar.

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Wichtigste Infos im Überblick:

 

  • Witterungsbeständig für trockene Post
  • Hochwetterfeste Pulverlackierung (UV- und witterungsbeständig)
  • Aus 1,5 mm starken verzinkten Stahl
  • Je Briefkasten 9 Liter Fassungsvolumen
  • Für C4-Umschläge geeignet
  • Gedämpfte Einwurfklappe & Tür
  • Selbsthaltende Einwurfklappe

 

Material

 

  • 1,5 mm verzinkter Stahl
  • Hochwetterfeste Pulverbeschichtung in Feinstruktur-Optik

 

Maße

Die genauen Maße der Anlage finden Sie je nach Modell als Maßskizze in den Produktbildern

Lieferumfang

 

  • Freistehende Briefkastenanlage NINE
  • Je Briefkasten 2 Schlüssel
  • Montageanleitung

 

Jede freistehende Briefkastenanlage NINE wird als individuelle Sonderanfertigung nach Bestellung gefertigt.

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