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Hi, I need to replace my letter box I got home from work today and found the front of my letter box had been ripped off the measurements are roughly W 260mm x H 165mm x L 355mm just need some advice if there is a product that can fit in the hole.
Regards Rhys
Good Evening @rhys1
Ugh 😕 Feel your pain. I was trying to figure a way around or see if you can possibly buy a new front panel. I didnt find anything that I felt suited. Until I came across this Bunnings thread from 2022 
By @faisal-s
On How to fix or replace back cover for letterbox?
Now I know this is the rear door of a letterbox but it may help you as a starting point.
Will tag a couple of other members including @Noyade who may remember the thread? Plus @Nailbag and @JoeAzza
Dave
Hello @rhys1
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about your letter box.
There are a number of letter box fronts that might work with the space of your brick letter box. The Sandleford 203 - 500mm Brick In Letterbox Sleeve is the default body of most of the Sandleford brick in letter box sets. The fronts although bigger in the front are actually clipped to the letterbox sleeve. A good example is the Sandleford Black Chalice Brick Insert Letterbox. But please remember to double check the measurements just to make sure it fits.
Here is a handy step-by-step guide: How to install a Brick In Letterbox.
This guide will give you a better idea of how the Sandleford sets might fit into the space that you have. My only other suggestion is to make your own front out of timber, I propose using Merbau as it is robust enough to survive harsh weather.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
G'day @rhys1
To my eyes it looks like the front was 'pressed' into the mortar - hence easy for the vandal/s to remove?
My thought was welded steel plate leaving an opening for letters and small parcels. A lot of openings these days are too small for the modern World (eBay/Amazon).
And make it large so that the anchoring points are well away from the opening and covering the damaged mortar. Silicone at the top and paint.
Just a post coffee thought. Either way, I hope you get it sorted.
Cheers.
