Parcel letterboxes
Four series, from a wall-mounted model on the facade to a 50 cm wide freestanding column. All made of galvanised steel with a key lock, and all with the same purpose: there is always someone home.
Four series
The difference is not in the steel or the lock, because those are the same on all four. The difference lies in the size of parcel that fits inside, where the box will go and how you want it to look.
Freestanding next to the front door, in four colours. For the household that receives a parcel every week.
Slim column with a wood-effect front and a separate letter slot. For anyone who doesn't want to compromise on their facade.
50 cm wide and the only BunnyBox with separate compartments for post and parcels.
Mounts on the wall and comes out of the box pre-assembled. For spots without room for a column.
External dimensions in width x depth x height. Each series' collection page shows exactly what fits inside and who the series is intended for.
Good to know
In 2025 more than 615 million parcels were delivered in the Netherlands, and 82 percent of them go to a home address. Research by EenVandaag among more than 24,000 panel members in the Netherlands found that one in three people failed to receive a parcel in the past year, and that four in ten had seen a delivery driver leave a parcel without ringing the bell.
A parcel letterbox takes that moment out of the delivery driver's hands. The only question left is which one. Below are the four steps that decide the choice in practice.
Most people buy a parcel letterbox that is too small. They look at the little parcel that arrived yesterday, not at last month's box that would not have fitted. So measure the three largest boxes from your recent orders and use that size as your starting point.
The maximum parcel sizes are: Compact 30 x 20 x 20 cm, Style 35 x 32 x 20 cm, Home 37 x 32 x 21 cm and Plus 45 x 32 x 21 cm. If your box falls in between, choose the next model up.
If you have a front garden, a driveway or a patch of your own ground by the door, a freestanding column is an option: the Home, the Style or the Plus. If you live in an apartment, an upstairs flat or a home with a shared entrance, the wall-mounted Compact is the only option.
With a freestanding model, also pay attention to the width. The Style is 38 cm wide, the Home 41 cm and the Plus 50 cm. You will notice that difference in a narrow corner next to the door.
With the Home, the Style and the Compact, letters and parcels go into the same compartment. The Style and the Compact do have their own letter slot so post can drop in separately, but it then lands in the same space.
The Plus is the only series with two separate compartments: post at the top, parcels below. If you don't empty the box every day, that is the difference between staying organised and searching.
The Dutch guidelines for letterboxes call for a slot height between 60 and 180 cm, with 110 cm as the ideal, and a location within ten metres of the public road. If the box is further away or behind a closed gate, a delivery driver is not obliged to put anything in it.
Place a freestanding model on a flat, hard surface and leave room to open the door fully. With a wall-mounted model you decide the mounting height yourself, so mount it at a height where a delivery driver does not have to bend down.
A parcel letterbox stands at your home and belongs to you. A parcel locker is usually a unit in the neighbourhood belonging to a delivery network, where you collect your parcel yourself with a code. With a parcel letterbox, the parcel comes to you.
Delivery drivers may leave a parcel in a lockable box by the door if the parcel fits. Whether they actually do depends on the delivery driver and on the delivery instructions you give with your order.
The Plus: 50 x 37 x 112 cm external dimensions and parcels up to 45 x 32 x 21 cm. It is also the only series with separate compartments for post.
The Home, the Style and the Plus come as a self-assembly kit. The Compact is supplied pre-assembled, so all you need to do is mount it.
Yes. All four series are made from 0.7 mm galvanised steel sheet with Qualicoat Class 2 powder coating with zinc phosphate pretreatment, and lock with a key lock with two keys.
