US2005247772A1PendingUtilityA1

Safe "T" box

Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: May 10, 2004Filed: May 10, 2004Published: Nov 10, 2005
Est. expiryMay 10, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47G 29/1201A47G 29/12A47G 29/12095
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Abstract

A security mailbox system known as “Safe “T” Box” that comprises of: A fully enclosed square housing unit that is designed from CPVC. The Safe “T” box is easy to install and environmentally friendly. The Safe “T” Box will provide long service life. Its design handles mail that is Incoming, Outgoing, and small packages delivered though the mail system. It handles Newspapers/Advertisements from outside vendors not using the U.S. Mail System. The top unit consists of slots for Outgoing, Incoming, Newspaper/Advertisements. The incoming mail slot is designed for mail to go down a chute to an awaiting basket for pick-up through the back of the locked unit. The outgoing mail can be placed in the unit from the back for pick-up from the front. This free standing unit is attached to the ground though the internal poles that extend from the base of the unit into the ground and cemented. Modification have been made to allow use by Urban and Rural dwellers alike, so that ALL mail can be secured.

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1 . A security mailbox comprising, in combination; 
 A square housing unit having four vertical sides that interlocks the upper base, side walls, and base together throw groves designed within each panel.    Four side panels with hook like shape design for connecting top unit, side walls and base unit together    Square base component with four holes to receive internal poles that connect to the ground, the base panel also connects the side walls of the unit together. CPVC poles that extend down into the ground 12 inches, which allows the unit to be cemented into the ground around the CPVC base unit    Front top housing unit with compartments for Outgoing Mail, Incoming Mail, Newspaper and advertisement    Back top housing unit has slots for inserting Outgoing Mail, retrieval of Newspaper and advertisement, each door has handles.    Middle of back housing unit has a sliding door with lock to retrieve the incoming mail and small packages that are delivered by postal workers    Glider that retracts as the incoming, outgoing, mail is inserted or retrieved, it's enclosed in a housing unit for the glider to slide along when the door is pulled down to open and push up for closure.    Newspaper and advertisement door that swings open and close    A basket to hold mail that is deposited into the unit to keep it secure for pick-up by consumer. The basket is attached to four CPVC poles that are internal parts of the design. The basket is attached to metal spring coils to latch onto the hooks to the ring clamps that are attached to the CPVC tubes and onto the basket    Area where incoming mail hits the back wall of the unit to insure that the mail falls into the secure area and into the basket Address Holder, which consists of 5 placeholders for the address, that attach to the top of the unit, so that addresses are more easily displayed from the right side and front of unit    An indicator flag holding that attaches to the address placeholder at the top upper right corner of the unit    Name Plate for family name with hooks, that attachment the name plate to the front of the unit    Placeholder for reflectors, for the drive way side of the Safe “T” Box, Multi-Box    Place holder for Design Elements that is on the front of the Safe “T” Box, Multi-Box    Awning cover shield for sliding door, for retrieving mail by homeowner    Handle to slide open/close mail compartment once mail and packages are retrieved    Side locking mechanisms for adding multiple units of the Safe “T” Box together    Basket enclosure for basket to sit upon for stability for the Residential Mail Safe “T” Box

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