8.5"W x 11"H Outdoor Flyer Holder Wall Mount Brochure Box with Lid

I'm a realtor and these are the best ones I've found. Quick shipping is awesome. I've never had any issues. The box keeps the flyers dry even though my clients still use their sprinklers. Thank you

The box is great for holding my house for sale flyers. It has rained multiple times and the flyers have not gotten wet. The only negative is that the box has no hardware for which to hang it.

These are great for brochures and business cards. Do not fear the comments about water leakage. It was not a problem for me at all. Should your application require, you can cover any open holes on the back side of the box with duct tape which will not be visible from the front.

I was a little torn on how to review this. I bought it along with some FSBO signs, but this brochure box wasn't exactly equipped to work with those flimsy signs. It is really built for something slightly more heavy duty. But this review is about the box, not the sign it is mounted on. So that is why I am giving this 5 stars.

The box is fantastic. It really is. I ended up using an older wire sign holder from a political sign and zip-tying it to it. That meant that the bottom of the box actually sat on the ground, which I thought might prove a problem. I loaded it up with flyers and figured I would roll the dice. I went out a week later and the remaining flyers were still in perfect condition even though it rained and snowed heavily over the last week. Bone dry and ready for the taking.

So in short, totally worth it. Don't expect to hook it to an existing FSBO typical vinyl sign though. Grab a more heavy duty mount or a couple longer wooden stakes.

I was a little torn on how to review this. I bought it along with some FSBO signs, but this brochure box wasn't exactly equipped to work with those flimsy signs. It is really built for something slightly more heavy duty. But this review is about the box, not the sign it is mounted on. So that is why I am giving this 5 stars.

The box is fantastic. It really is. I ended up using an older wire sign holder from a political sign and zip-tying it to it. That meant that the bottom of the box actually sat on the ground, which I thought might prove a problem. I loaded it up with flyers and figured I would roll the dice. I went out a week later and the remaining flyers were still in perfect condition even though it rained and snowed heavily over the last week. Bone dry and ready for the taking.

So in short, totally worth it. Don't expect to hook it to an existing FSBO typical vinyl sign though. Grab a more heavy duty mount or a couple longer wooden stakes.