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Jul 21, 2026 - 01:01 PM
No, you do not need to give the mailman a key to your mailbox. For locked mailboxes, the postal service has its own master key to open and deliver your mail. You should keep your personal mailbox key for your own use.
Do I need to give the mailman a key to my mailbox? CompX National C9200 USPS-L-1172C Mailbox Lock
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CompX National C9200 USPS-L-1172C Mailbox Lock
CompX National C9200 USPS-L-1172C Mailbox Lock This is the new style USPS lock found on modern mailboxes. Please note this lock will only turn counter-clockwise and does not include the cam for the back. Exterior pedestal-mounted neighborhood boxes. Has keyway dust shutter for lock protection. Clip ...
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Question: Is this lock compatible with exterior pedestal-mounted neighborhood boxes?
Answer: Yes, this lock is compatible with exterior pedestal-mounted neighborhood mailboxes. Compatibility with these boxes makes the compx national lock ideal for community and apartment mailbox installations where security and uniformity are important.
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