FOR HOAS AND PROPERTY MANAGERS
Protect every resident, one compartment at a time.
Cluster mailboxes are a single point of failure: one stolen key, every box open. SLAYRAD™ gives each resident their own locked steel box inside the unit — no change to the carrier's routine. USPS puts the purchase, maintenance, and replacement of the box on the owner (Postal Operations Manual §632.11); a replacement 16-door unit lists at about $2,500–$3,400 before installation.
PRICE ESTIMATE
What would it cost for your building?
An estimate, not a quote. Shipping is free. Your written quote confirms the price.
Send us this number| Doors | Each |
|---|---|
| 1–9 | $249.00 |
| 10–39 | $229.00 |
| 40+ | $199.00 |
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WHY MANAGERS LIKE IT
Nothing on the unit changes
- No drilling, no change to the USPS master lock — plates bond inside the resident's own compartment with structural tape
- No carrier retraining — mail goes through a slot
- Resident-installed with one wrench
- Stainless steel, built for outdoor units
One compartment in the bank
INSTALLED
What it looks like in a compartment
Compliance, plainly
USPS has no rule against it, and none is needed. Residents install it in their own assigned compartment; nothing on the unit changes. The rule that applies is Postal Operations Manual §632.21: a customer lock is allowed when the carrier needs no key and the slot handles the daily mail. That is how SLAYRAD™ works. Our FAQ quotes the rule in full.
Built in Murrieta, California
Pilot 10 units
Email sales@originalslayrad.com with your unit count and compartment size.