Description
Yale Welseal Letterbox for uPVC Doors
The Yale Welseal letterbox is designed to be installed in uPVC doors in either the panel or midrail. It has an adjustable telescopic sleeve and extruded aluminium spring loaded flaps designed to open to 147°, this stylish letterplate is the perfect option for any uPVC or timber door.
You will need to select the size letterbox you need. There are size diagrams in the image gallery to help you with your selection.
Information
- Manufactured by Yale
- 147 Degree opening for ease of posting
- Fully sealed
- Internal and external sprung loaded flaps
- Integral brush to stop draughts and noise
- Supplied with 2 fixing screws
- Option to face fix using the indented screw fixing points (You must provide your own fixings for this fixing option)
Measuring Guide
First remove your letterbox by lifting the flaps and unscrewing the fixing screws or bolts
Once the letter box is removed measure the exact width and height of the aperture (hole) and check the sizes against the size diagrams in the image gallery.
Measure the door mid rail or panel thickness to determine the letter box thickness needed i.e. 20/39mm or 40/80
Dimensions 10 inch
- External Dimensions: 265mm in length x 70mm width
- Internal Dimensions: Sleeve aperture size - 223mm x 44mm width (min size hole in door that the letterbox will fit)
- Distance between screw hole centres: 236mm
Dimensions 12 inch
- External Dimensions: 305mm in length x 70mm width
- Internal Dimensions: Sleeve aperture size - 262mm x 44mm width (min size hole in door that the letterbox will fit)
- Distance between screw hole centres: 275mm
Reviews
Based on 2,716 reviews
Sort
Clear Filters
Order By
Newest First
Oldest First
Most Popular
Highest Rating
Breakdown
2494
147
24
15
37
Product
Company Reviews
Third Party
Very happy with their speedy service. Was sent a detailed e-mail explaining the keyed-alike service which I'd misunderstood and was dealt with patiently over the phone while I dithered over my changed requirements.
Was this review helpful?
7 days ago
I have a front door with I now know is a Millanco117 lock which the handle was turning but not opening the lock. I found GBDIY online (saw Peter Knights review of similar) and decided to call. The man on the phone asked if I am “handy”. I told him I am DIY handy enough and he said give it a go then. He advises me it would probably be the cam which is broken and not the whole lock. So he told me to buy a new cam for about £20 instead of a whole lock for about £150. Amazing cause if he would have told me I needed a lock i wouldn’t know any better myself. So he saved me probably £130 in parts and also gave me a bit of advise about looking out for the ball bearings inside. That gave me the confidence to have a go myself instead of calling a locksmith which would have cost a fortune probably. Really good. Today with the added help of a YouTube video I have fixed the lock and it is all working perfectly now. Thanks so much. Really good. PS. I tried to add photos but it won’t upload - don’t know why. Please pass this message to the GBDIY team as the man on the phone should remember this and it’s good to have some good feedback I hope!
Was this review helpful?
12 days ago
Finding the right part was made easy with the company's very detailed measurements drawing. I was able to tick each measurement off unlike some websites where I was left scratching my head with just two measurements to compare against.
The ordering process was straight forward. I ordered on Friday afternoon and I fitted it on Monday afternoon. That was with just standard postage.
Was this review helpful?
17 days ago
All excellent
Was this review helpful?
22 days ago
Was stuck with a rear door I couldn't lock, I spoke to they're sales fella, and although was just past the cut off to ship same day, he found my order and pushed it through. Great old fashioned customer service, really appreciate it . 🙏
Was this review helpful?
23 days ago
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
...
544
New content loaded
