MailMaster® StoreMore Mailbox

4.4 stars Customer Reviews (244) | Assembly

Add a touch of class to your curb and a dose of convenience to your life with the StoreMore Mailbox. This unique storage mailbox can hold as much as two weeks of mail and small packages, and looks great in the process. Made in USA.

  • Removable floor covers a large 28"H x 6.25"W x 13.25"D (71.1 cm x 15.9 cm x 33.7 cm) mail storage receptacle
  • Hidden access door locks for security and opens downward for easy access
  • Heavy-duty poly construction resists vandals and bad weather
  • Front and rear mail doors allow for safe mail retrieval
  • Mounts simply on a standard 4" x 4" (10.2 cm x 10.2 cm) post (not included)
  • Includes two keys, address numbers, and mounting hardware
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Product Number: 531700
Dimensions: 53.38 H 15.25 W 21.75 D
Weight: 36.00 lbs
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Step2MailMaster® StoreMore Mailbox
 
4.4

(based on 244 reviews)

Ratings Distribution

  • 5 Stars

     

    (130)

  • 4 Stars

     

    (100)

  • 3 Stars

     

    (9)

  • 2 Stars

     

    (2)

  • 1 Stars

     

    (3)

97%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Attractive (223)
  • Weather proof (200)
  • Durable (198)
  • Displays address clearly (182)
  • Signals new mail (67)

Cons

  • Mail gets wet in rain (9)
  • Poorly crafted (9)
  • Door sticks (8)
  • Lock was hard install (3)

Best Uses

  • Mail receptacle (213)
  • Display address (77)
  • Decoration (76)
    • Reviewer Profile:
    • Avid do-it-yourselfer (84), Casual do-it-yourselfer (82), Do-it-yourself (32), Professional (19), Novice (18)

Most Liked Positive Review

 

Very Satisfied so far

Only annoyance was door sticking. This was easily corrected by minor filing.

Installation was simple and went very well - by-the-book-

It's storage capacity was perfect over a ...Read complete review

Only annoyance was door sticking. This was easily corrected by minor filing.

Installation was simple and went very well - by-the-book-

It's storage capacity was perfect over a 8 day period of mail accumulation while on vacation.

Since it has a "broad" silhouette; I'm very interested in how it will hold up to snow plowing this winter.

After 3 weeks very satisfied. The mailbox has met all my expectations, and the cost was reasonable.

(this advertised at numerous sites. The best cost + shipping value was by ordering direct from Step 2.

VS

Most Liked Negative Review

 

NIce Try, but No Winner

[...] Fit of top mail doors (front & rear) is critically dependent upon proper positioning of already-installed latch magnets, which were poorly positioned on the delivered unit. Steel latch tabs...Read complete review

[...] Fit of top mail doors (front & rear) is critically dependent upon proper positioning of already-installed latch magnets, which were poorly positioned on the delivered unit. Steel latch tabs on the top two doors meerly press into slots in the doors with only barbs to secure them. One was hanging out on one tiny barb all but completely free from the door. This needs better fastening design. The sidewalk-side upper door is situated directly above a metal structural cross piece. Examination of the path for rain water entering from around the sidewalk-side top mail door indicates likely flow directly into the lower mail accumulation space to produce soggy mail. This nice idea for a mailbox needs design refinement. This plus quality production assembly at the factory [...] and installation by the customer could result in a winner product, which the current product is clearly not. We returned the MailMaster to Step2

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6/7/2013
 
4.0

Seems Great So Far

By sweetmailbox

from bloomingdale, il

About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

Pros

  • Attractive Design
  • Color Wont Fade
  • Displays Address Clearly
  • Material Wont Deteriorate
  • Sturdy

Cons

  • Open Seams In Roof
  • Small Street Stickers

Best Uses

  • Mail Receptacle

Comments about Step2 MailMaster® StoreMore Mailbox:

I just installed this mailbox on 6-1-13 and it looks great on our street. We are the 3rd on our street to install it with the other two located two houses away in both directions. Our previous wood mailbox was discolored and deteriorated and not standing straight which made me want to find a mailbox that I would not have to maintain. I never understood why people keep using wood for their mailboxes.

Anyway I had no problem assembling the mailbox or installing it on the post at the street. There is one thing I noticed once I got the roof of the mailbox together, there is a fairly large seem that runs along the side of the top of the box. I would imagine water can penetrate this and get your mail wet. I will be APPLYING A BEAD OF SEALANT ALONG the large seam and any other seam in the roof, that is just standard roofing practice.

I think the mailbox should come with larger street# stickers also.

Otherwise I really like everything about this mailbox. I hope it lasts a long time.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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4/28/2013
 
5.0

We Love It!

By travelers

from Minnesota

About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer

Verified Buyer
new-bee

Pros

  • Attractive Design
  • Displays Address Clearly
  • Signals Outgoing Mail
  • Sturdy
  • Weather Resistant

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Decoration
    • Display Address
    • Mail Receptacle

    Comments about Step2 MailMaster® StoreMore Mailbox:

    This is the second of this mailbox we have purchased. We have two homes, getting ready to retire. We live in a neighborhood with several families that travel as often as possible. We no longer have to ask someone to come by to get our mail for us everyday. We have snow in the winter and heat in the summer and have no problems with fading or cracking.

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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    4/22/2013
     
    4.0

    StoreMore Mailbox

    By nana

    from East Bernstadt, Ky

    About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer

    Verified Buyer
    new-bee

    Pros

    • Attractive Design
    • Displays Address Clearly
    • Easy Assembly
    • Great size
    • Large Holding Area
    • Looks good
    • Signals Outgoing Mail
    • Sturdy
    • Weather Resistant

    Cons

    • Needs Latch On Back Door
    • Need To Shave To Fit Good

    Best Uses

      Comments about Step2 MailMaster® StoreMore Mailbox:

      Had to add latch on back door, when mail man put all mail in at once it pushed the back door open. Small latch worked great.

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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      4/17/2013
       
      4.0

      I would recommend this Mailbox

      By HPIII

      from Miami, FL

      About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

      Verified Buyer
      new-bee

      Pros

      • Attractive Design
      • Practical
      • Sturdy
      • Unique
      • Weather Resistant

      Cons

      • Mail Gets Wet in Rain

      Best Uses

      • Decoration
      • Mail Receptacle

      Comments about Step2 MailMaster® StoreMore Mailbox:

      This is the second StoreMore mailbox that I have purchased since my first one was hit by a car. Both times, I really looked around before buying. There really is no mailbox that has this unique look with the features that it has and at a resonable price. The inside does get a little wet when it rains but not horrible. One thing I would like to see is color options. The first one I had matched my house perfectly but is no longer available. If this mailbox ever gets mowed down, I'll probably buy another one.

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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      3/6/2013
       
      5.0

      MailMaster

      By cardoc

      from ny

      About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer

      Verified Buyer
      new-bee

      Pros

      • Attractive Design
      • Sturdy
      • Weather Resistant

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Mail Receptacle

        Comments about Step2 MailMaster® StoreMore Mailbox:

        Best mailbox

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        Already Asked: 2 Questions, 37 Answers
        Step2.com Store asked: Why did you choose this?
        shannon w: I purchased this for my father. This is what he wanted as a Father's Day gift Jun 11, 2013
        Peter S: Less than half the price of MailGator with similar features, and uses standard mounting options in case I switch to a different Step2 mailbox in the future. Jun 10, 2013
        Stephen A: We often take short trips of 2-4 days. With the MailMaster built-in storage space, we won't have to bother stopping mail delivery May 31, 2013
        chris b: my father likes it. May 30, 2013
        Juanito M: Bought 2 of this mailbox, one for my New York home and one for my Florida home; and i am very satisfied with them specially when we go on vacation and returned with the peace of mind that our mails and small packages are available for us instead of picking them up in the post office. May 18, 2013
        Wayne P: Chosen for the great storage. May 15, 2013
        Tania P: this product received good reviews on almost every website. May 14, 2013
        Yvonne P: Flexibility of holding few day's mail; I already have a Step2 mailbox, so the installation will be easy. May 9, 2013
        Lindy S: Size, durability and replacement May 5, 2013
        Rick W: We need a secure and multi functional mailbox May 4, 2013
        Bobbi W: Mother's Day Gift. Likes the storage in the column Apr 30, 2013
        Duane S: I bought one for my parents and liked it Apr 29, 2013
        MIRYAM Y. T: I choose this product because I need extra space for the packages and to have them more secure. Apr 29, 2013
        Vivian B: This is a replacement for one I purchased several years ago. I was very happy with the first one, esp. the storage capability. However, it could not withstand impact of large truck, and must be replaced. The key is sometimes difficult to operate, but not a major problem. Apr 29, 2013
        Mary Jo B: I already have the same mailbox, without the storage feature, that I love.. Apr 29, 2013
        Ruth F: Been looking for a large durable , secure mailbox since I live back a long lane.I like that it holds small packages also. Apr 25, 2013
        Pamela B: It can hold mail while we are on trips and not have to worry about stopping mail service. Apr 20, 2013
        William Y: I have two already at my primary residence and my Mom's house. Want an additional one for my Farm (vacation home). Great product. Apr 16, 2013
        binh n: to store mail while being away or when not able to check each day. Apr 16, 2013
        Charles S: Looks and sounds like a very good product from other recommendations. Apr 14, 2013
        Sonya E: visual appeal and ability to leave without having to stop mail thus announcing our absence. Apr 12, 2013
        Jo Ann K: We have moved....and had this mailbox at our previous house! Love the storage feature!!!!! Apr 8, 2013
        Wanda H: Will be taking to new address for retirement Apr 7, 2013
        Brian F: Need a security mailbox Apr 6, 2013
        Alan N: so we can be gone a week or two and not worry about the mail Apr 4, 2013
        nancy h: It was a way for making our mail pick-up easier for family when we are out of town, they can't get to the P.O. during working hours, and this way they can come by any time and pick-up our mail for us. Apr 1, 2013
        Randy H: Secure mail delivery Mar 31, 2013
        Humberto P: This is the second StoreMore Mailbox I have purchased. This one is replacing one that was hit by a car. The look and the features make this mailbox stand out from the others with a price that is very reasonable. Unfortunately, they no longer make the color that I had (beige/terracotta)but I like it so much that I'll settle for this one. Step2 needs to continue to make these kinds of mailboxes with different color options. Mar 27, 2013
        Bethann G asked: Is it possible to have this mailbox free-standing on a porch or does it need to be installed on a post? I have a large home, with the old, brittle asbestos siding that I do not want to attempt to drill holes for a conventional hanging mailbox. But I do have a large porch, out of the weather that it could sit on. Would this work? May 7, 2013
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        Jerffrey C: The unit will sit upright on its own. Remember that this stands about 4 feet tall but only weighs about 6-7 pounds, so it needs some weight to keep it from being tipped easily. It does have a base that slips over the post that the whole assembly attaches too. I belive that it has a filler cap so you can fill the base with water/sand/concrete and it may be heavy enought to keep it upright in all conditions. Worse comes to worse you can always just put some bricks in the bottom and that may work too. There is a lot of space in the bottom section. May 8, 2013
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        Edward C: the post provides the stability for the mailbox to stand straight and it is very solid. If you were not going to use the lower section for vacation mail you could put a bag of sand or block to give it additional support weight. Not sure how well that may do. We don't use the locked door for mail, bought it mainly for the way it looked as a whole. It has weathered and held up very well. Very pleased with it, looks nice too. Hope that helps. May 10, 2013
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        Debra J H: I don't think it will work for that unless you can find some kind of pole to slip it onto that has a base. It doesn't have a heavy base to sit on and it would probably fall over. Or maybe a small bag of sand in the bottom to help hold it steady. I really love my mail box in fact I had someone run into it and broke it and I immediatley bought another one. Maybe someone else can come up with an idea. May 8, 2013
        Reply to Debra J Good answer? Yes (0) No (0)
        Carol K: Our mailbox is at the curb and is mounted on a post and my husband made it very secure. I don't know whether free standing will work. You would have to anchor it securely somehow so it wouldn't tip over. Perhaps you could mount it on a board and secure the board to your porch floor. Good luck. May 8, 2013
        Reply to Carol Good answer? Yes (0) No (0)
        Larry L: Bethann,

        The mailbox needs to be mounted on 4X4 post wherever you want to mount it. If you design some sort of platform on your porch for the 4X4 to fit in you may be able to mount the box on your porch, but the mailbox is made to have part of the 4x4 in the ground.         May 9, 2013
        Reply to Larry Good answer? Yes (0) No (0)
        KAREN H: No, it really needs to be put on a post. I would think it would be top heavy if not anchored. We put a post in the flower bed next to our porch and placed it so that the door was facing our step area. May 9, 2013
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        richard h: My mailbox is "stand-alone" ......put some sand in the bottom section to provide some weight and stability. May 8, 2013
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        Arliss A: This box needs to be mounted on the post. It would fall over if left free standing. May 9, 2013
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        Lexie T: yes May 8, 2013
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