Parcel Delivery Service

Parcel Delivery Service
The lack of a good home parcel delivery service is due to:
1. The owner not being present;
2. The requirement for a signature on delivery;
3. The residence does not have a safe drop location to leave the parcel when owner is not present;
4. Dogs or any safety issues can prevent delivery;
5. Some delivery drivers believe it is simply easier to leave a “Sorry We Missed You” Card and return your parcels to a depot or post office parcel locker.

Australian Parcel Box Owners Can Benefit from home parcel delivery locker
Almost all couriers and transporters are more than happy to accept the Australian Parcel Box as a better alternative to a non-delivery. This can be done using an “Authority to Leave (ATL)” instruction to the courier or delivery driver, noting your Australian Parcel Box as the Safe Drop Location. If the coded door is to be used, ensure the Lock Code is included in the delivery instructions.

Australia Post Delivery to Home Parcel Lockers

Common sense has prevailed with Australia Post (including Star Track) changing their terms and conditions to allow “Safe Drop” as an option for your delivery.
With a simple check option “Use Safe Drop for this Delivery” you can now request the parcel is delivered into your secure parcel box.

If a Signature is not Required

When we don't need a signature for delivery, we'll try to find a suitable place to leave your parcel (The Australia Parcel Box Range is a prefect safe location for parcel drop). If we can't, it'll be taken to a nearby Post Office for collection.
Either way, you'll get a notification telling you where your parcel is.

If a Signature is Required

You can use your ‘MyPost’ account to request a Safe Drop for some parcels, waiving the requirement for signature on delivery. You can even select a location for your parcel to be left.
And if you change your mind, you can cancel Safe Drop up until 1 hour before delivery.

So, to take advantage of this change make sure you:

1. Have a secure drop location. The Australia Parcel Box Range is a prefectly safe location for parcel drop, both the Oz-eBox and Jo-eBox can fit up to 3 boxes of Wine through the coded door. The Jo-eBox adds a (400h x 450w) stainless steel front Louvre for quick delivery.
2. Set up a MYPost account at Australia Post and specify safe drop.
3. When you order items on line, address them to "Secure Parcel Box" before your street address (Include the access code if Large Parcels are to be delivered through the coded door). In the comments field, make it clear you want the sender to address to safe drop in your parcel mailbox.
Delivery box for home Australia Post Parcel Lockers

Why Australian Parcel Box?

So you want to choose the best Parcel Box in Australia!
Ask these 7 questions to avoid disappointment.

1. Does it look fantastic? It is a very large Pillar and the first thing people see when they visit my million $ home. It must not look like "a filing cabinet" on my verge waiting for "collection day", like most parcelboxes do.

2. Is it secure from petty thieves? Upon investigation most boxes sold on line are not secure from fishing.

3. What is the maximum size parcel the box can take through the Drop/Flap entry? (We have the largest depository by far)

If the parcel is too big or fragile for the Drop/Flap entry, then What is the Maximum size the Box can take through the door? (we also have the largest by Far)

4. Is it practical? Does the Parcel Drop/Flap entry close automatically or will it be left open by mischievous children for the rain to pour into your box?

Does the code lock have a large readable dial or will we need a magnifying glass and need to get on our knees to open the lock?
5. Price? We manufacture a flat pack box to enable you to save money in shipping.

6. Value? Are you getting value for your money? or will buyers remorse hit you on the way to the tip.

7. Identification QR Code? Every parcel box ever sold in Australia has a unique Identification QR Code which can be used by any delivery company as your irrevocable signature of receipt (if only Australia Post would use it)