Global B2B parcel systems · OEM & ODM partner

Parcel boxes and mailboxes, built to your specification.

WELDON supports brands, distributors and project buyers with parcel-box and mailbox platforms, structured product review and a clear route from brief to quotation.

PRODUCT FAMILIESParcel boxes, mailboxes and locker formats
PROJECT INPUTSApplication, market, quantity and available drawings
NEXT STEPDefine the product discussion before quotation
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Product routes

Engineered for different markets. Built for your brand.

Explore parcel boxes, mailboxes and locker formats, or begin with a drawing and a project brief.

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Parcel Boxes

Secure delivery-box platforms for residential and branded ranges, grouped by installation and access method.

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02

Mailboxes

Letter and parcel-intake formats for home, wall, pillar and project applications.

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03

Parcel Lockers

Multi-compartment mailbox and locker formats for project-led product discussions.

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04

Custom Solutions

Begin with a drawing, target market and project brief to define the next product discussion.

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WHY WELDON

A clearer route from product brief to quotation.

01

Product families

Begin with parcel box, mailbox or locker formats relevant to the application.

02

Project requirements

Bring the installation context, target market, expected quantity and available drawings.

03

Manufacturing stages

Material preparation, forming, assembly and finishing are reviewed against the project brief.

04

Defined review points

Scope, sample expectations and inspection needs are clarified before commercial commitments.

OEM & ODM

From brief to project definition.

Each project starts by defining the product, application and information needed for the next review.

01

Enquiry & brief

Share the market, application, target volume and available drawings.

02

Product review

Compare the brief with a relevant catalogue family and list the open questions.

03

Requirement definition

Clarify installation, access, finish, packaging and standards to be checked.

04

Sample discussion

Define what a sample or prototype discussion needs to cover for the project.

05

Quotation preparation

Bring the agreed scope and remaining questions into the commercial review.

Global markets

Local context before product fit.

Product format, installation and project requirements vary by country. Start with the market context, then define the product discussion.

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JP

Japan

Compact residential delivery-box formats and installation discussions for the Japanese market.

AU

Australia

Parcel-box and letterbox routes for freestanding, fence, wall and built-in applications.

NA

USA & Canada

Separate private parcel receiving from postal mailbox and centralized project requirements.

EU

Europe & UK

Review product format, installation and local requirements by country and language.

Product development support

How we support product development.

Start with a product family and project inputs. Each stage clarifies the information needed for the next discussion.

01

Define the brief

Set out the application, target market, expected quantity and available drawings.

02

Review the starting point

Use an existing catalogue family or a supplied concept as the basis for discussion.

03

Clarify requirements

Work through installation, access, finish, packaging and any standards to be checked.

04

Prepare the next review

Document the open questions needed before a quotation or sample discussion.

PROJECT ENQUIRIES

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