Officemate Outdoor Literature Holder, Holds 8 ½” x 11” Letter Size, Clear with Black Lid (23020)

Large box - can fit a ream (pack) of paper, and comes with hardware to attach to various surfaces. This box is larger than others like it (can fit more papers). So, while for a real-estate info. sheet - which is usually just one paper - there isn't much difference, if you are using this to give out booklets, it helps much.(Regarding attaching, sometimes cable/zip-ties are the easiest solution - like if you're mounting to a pole. You know cable ties - the solution to all of mankind's problems..!Additional note: After putting it up, I found that the top inch (approximately) of the notice will not be seen, as it gets blocked by the lid. So take that into account when making the sign. (part gets blocked actually, and part will not be seen when standing next to it - if the box is at 'stomach height' - as the angle blocks some also).Also You're probably best of printing a sign which you will tape to the front (from the inside), as when the papers get low, they will 'slump' in the box and be hard to read (and not look so presentable). So if you have a sign taped onto the front, it will always looks great. Just a few small pieces of tape do the trick.Also, a suggestion to the manufacturer; they put a little design into the front plastic, but I find it blocks the words (very slightly), so I would suggest it just be a clear without any design. Otherwise it's great. (The holes on bottom are probably in case some water gets in - perhaps from hose spraying, so it should at least drain out). TY

Will not fit a standard clipboard in it, which was my entire purpose of use for the purchase

Only thing I can gripe a little about is the front display... it has a line (if you look closely at the bottom under the globe you can barely see it in the pic.) Anyway, it is a divider that allows you to use it for 2 different sides. BUT with that being there, you cannot place a display picture/flyer/sign in the window for people to see because it has the divider slot preventing it from laying flat against the front. It'd be nice if it had a slot for you to slide a page into for the front and then be able to use the divider or dont without it being a problem.

Be careful not to over-tighten the bolts as they may pull the nuts out of the hardware. I used a little JB Weld epoxy to reset the nuts and so far, so good.

Very good quality! Perfect to put our flyers in outside the front door!

This is for a bird watching gazebo on our properties trails. We need it to have a complete closure. It will in the gazebo, but still outdoors year round. Look at the pic of the BACK of the lid NOT meeting the container. I'll put a strip of some sort of weather-stripping along the gap. This design flaw is not acceptable, but got overlooked. Happy otherwise. The price($25+) was a little high considering I still have to modify. That small gap is a big deal in the end.

These are great

Don't mount to the outside of a metal building. It needs a flat surface to allow the top to open. Otherwise seems like a fine box.

This holder is what you’d expect except it tapers at the bottom making it hard to conveniently fit certain documents. Should be a basic rectangular design to accommodate rectangular documents

Cheap screws stripped right away during installation but once replaced with higher quality ones, setup was a breeze.

I liked that the product arrived on time, in great condition, and was shrink-wrapped. The product is sturdy, professional-looking, and presentable. Thank you for this Officemate Outdoor Literature Holder. I will definitely order this product again.

Bought two of these. The first one was fine, but for the second, the metal bits into which the bolts are supposed to be threaded were not glued into place so they just came out when the bolts were tightened and the box fell off the wall. At ~ CAN $50 for a plastic box with a few bits of hardware, this is pretty disappointing.