Too Much Junk Mail?

Even in this day and age -- when much of our mail is electronic and delivered on a video screen of some sort -- junk mail continues to fill our "real" Mailboxes unabated.

In fact, sometimes it seems that we have to become a slave to getting our mail. Miss even a day or two, and you return just to find your mailbox bursting nearly beyond capacity with all the circulars, flyers, coupon books and other assorted unsolicited junk that has been deposited there.

If you're like many people part of the problem might be the size of your mailbox. That's right. Just think about how junk mail has proliferated in the last 15 years or so. But if you are like a lot of folks, the mailbox you have is still the original one that came with your home, and might have been installed in an era that didn't know the problem of large amounts of unwanted deliveries.

Many people, in fact, rarely think about buying new Residential Mailboxes -- unless their old one is broken in some way.

But click on the links here, and you might just be surprised at the range of new mailboxes available to you. You may just find a larger mailbox that actually makes your junk mail problem just a little more managable.

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Different Homes, Different Mailboxes

As I was traveling today to an appointment, I was driving along some very rural roads that also encompass some very affluent neighborhoods.

And as I was driving my route of 20 miles or so, I took the opportunity to look at the mailboxes at the homes along the way. You might think, a mailbox is a mail box, is a mailbox.

In truth, though, the mail boxes along the way were all very different. Many of the rural, farmhouse-type homes had very sturdy mailboxes, designed to last a long time and survive out in the elements. Many of the "mansion"-style homes had very decorative -- almost what you would call luxury -- mailboxes.

There are so many styles out there that suit different tastes, different neighborhoods, and different environments.

Have you ever thought about your mailbox? Are you sure you have the right one for you? You can click on the links above to check out a large variety of different mailboxes and see if there might be one that better suits your needs.

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Turning The Ordinary, Extraordinary

Who thinks about helping something as common and utilitarian as your residential mailbox add beauty and value to your home?

That would be Ted Gaines, of Gaines Manufacturing. The company has been making Gaines Mailboxes which are designed to do just that, since 1991.

"I look at everything we do from a customer’s perspective," says Gaines. "I like things simple, so we do things like including a drill bit in every HouseMark package so the customer doesn’t have to find, or even worse, buy one. I also want quality, so we never compromise on materials, finish, or workmanship in anything we make. It’s our formula for doing business and it will never change."

You should look over the website, where varieties include the Gaines Classic Mailbox and the Gaines Pedestal Mailbox.

The success of Gaines has led to other similar product lines, such as Keystone Mailboxes.

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