SourceOne 8.5” x 11” Outdoor Realtor Style Brochure Holder with Lid – White – UV Resistant

These are great and sturdy and kind of weatherproof. In San Francisco we get fog and a early morning marine layer which seems to still get into the plastic and put moisture on the paper. These still work great and get my message across. The only thing is I wish they were a little thicker so I can stick more materials inside. If you have single sheets that’s OK if you’re like me I need to staple front and back at least three pages together to make one brochure then you’re limited and need to refill it a bit often. Still a great product!

Best protection from the rain for sales info.

Too small for 8.5”” x 11” flyer. Have to jam the flyers in. Quality is fine.

This is a good literature box. It is easy to access and it protects from the effects of rain and snow. It lacks a sealing gasket on the lid, so it doesn’t protect literature from the effects of humidity, so make sure your inks are colorfast. Expect some wrinkling if it’s used in a very humid area. Box is vented to allow air to circulate. Some users of these boxes intend to only place 3-5 brochures and include a permanently attached “ all out of flyers, for immediate information, visit ( website) and they put a QSR scan code on. This unit is ideal for such use as it has a nearly full view panel on the front. Hinge is a long life hinge. Easy to attach to a post.

We receive news letters from the home owners association and were using a note clip with a rusty spring attached to the porch rail. It had served its purpose. In looking for a replacement note clip, everything I found had metal that will quickly start rusting in salt air. Then came the brainstorm, this info box has no springs, is used for permits or hand outs, why not as a HOA mailbox? Why not? I chose this box because it didn't have any writing on it. It is up the day after it was ordered, very inconspicuous, and it works. It is so inconspicuous that I put a piece of red electrical tape on the lid so it would be noticed. When we decide to sell the house, we already have an info box. I will be suggesting this to my neighbors.After reading the one-star reviews, I got curious and tried 8.5 X 11 sheets in the box. They are snug, but they do fit.

This was purchased for our home, which we listed By Owner. When it arrived, it was nicely packed and had the necessary zip ties included. We mounted it on the side of our mailbox and it worked well. Unfortunately, where I live, we get frequent rains and the water got through the lid and onto the fliers, making the ink run. The lid was a tad wiggly, so that may have been why. Overall, it helped in selling the house, which was what I wanted.

Ordered this to replace our similarly priced one from the home improvement store. For the same price, this one is much nicer. It's all plastic, but much sturdier and thicker so it should hold up much better. The clear front panel slides out so you can access the holes in the back. The lid doesn't obscure the view of the flyer and hangs down far enough in the back to keep out rain. Included were several mounting options - zip ties, screws, bolts and double sided tape. It also came with a red "Please Take One" decal although I did not apply it. We mounted it with the zip ties to an inexpensive 4' wire fence post. The post has a spade at the bottom to keep it from leaning and hooks along the back to keep the zip ties from sliding down it, so it works well. After zip tying it to the post, we caulked the holes on the back to keep moisture out. (It also has 2 drain holes in the bottom.) It shows off our full color flyers nicely and I wish I had ordered it sooner.

No surprises and easy to install. It has withstood 3 snowstorms already and nothing got wet. If it were just a tad bit larger, I would be able to get letter size in there, but, as I suspected, I have to fold them to get them in. It was as advertised for brochures which would be folded anyway.