FAQs
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How the Built-In Package Locker Works | Lockerly
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How do built-in package lockers work for residential homes?
Built-in package lockers create a secure delivery point. A delivery driver opens the exterior access panel, places the package inside, and closes the door. The package then drops into a protected interior space through a one-way mechanism. The driver never gains access to your home, and packages are no longer left unattended outside. The result is a simple delivery process that works with everyday carrier routines.
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What’s the difference between a built-in package locker and a porch delivery box?
A porch delivery box stores packages outside, while a built-in package locker stores them inside the home after delivery. Built-in systems are integrated into the house's structure, making them harder to tamper with or remove. They also protect packages from the weather and keep deliveries out of sight. For homeowners seeking a permanent solution, a built-in locker offers greater security and home integration.
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How are packages secured after delivery?
After a package is placed into Lockerly, it drops into your garage or designated interior space and is no longer accessible from outside the home. The one-way mechanism prevents anyone from reaching in to retrieve deliveries. Because packages are stored inside rather than on a porch, they remain protected from theft, weather, and casual tampering.
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Can delivery drivers use Lockerly without instructions or codes?
Yes. Lockerly is designed to be simple and intuitive for delivery drivers. No apps, access codes, subscriptions, or special procedures are required. Drivers use the exterior panel to place the package inside, much like they would use a mailbox or delivery slot. The process is straightforward and integrates naturally with major carriers' standard delivery routines.