Architectural Mailboxes

Architectural Mailboxes Market Overview

I'll first check whether Architectural Mailboxes or its parent company is publicly traded.The sources consistently confirm Architectural Mailboxes is a private company (owned by Gibraltar Industries/Solar Group), so I'll omit any ticker. According to offline retail data from Grips Intelligence, spanning January 1 to June 30, 2026 across lowes.com, Amazon, menards.com, homedepot.com and acehardware.com, Lowe's led the brand's revenue share at 36.1%, followed by Amazon at 24.9% and Menards at 19.6%. The brand carried an average product price of $39.07 across these tracked channels during the period. Grips Intelligence data also shows revenue slipped 4.4% and the average price eased 3.5% over the timeframe, with the most recent month's average price at $38.35. Together, the three leading channels—Lowe's, Amazon and Menards—accounted for roughly 80% of total revenue, underscoring a heavily concentrated distribution footprint. Architectural Mailboxes is privately held under Gibraltar Industries, so no public ticker applies.