Electrical boxes

[nod]

Whilst we been installing these for years on the commercial jobs More and more house builders are asking for the 

Easy to self install Keeps everything tidy 

and encourages your boarder to cut the boxes out neat Also your electrician will be happy 

50 quid per house 

[ProDave]

Have you got a link?

 

I presume that stays on when the spread comes and the "perforated" bit gets plastered over?  and the middle bit is a blank to stop the hole filling up?

 

does it work with any back box or does it incorporate the back box (can't see with the cover plate on)?

[PeterW]

@ProDave

 

Nice link here 

 

https://beadmaster.co.uk

[nod]

54 minutes ago, ProDave said:

Have you got a link?

 

I presume that stays on when the spread comes and the "perforated" bit gets plastered over?  and the middle bit is a blank to stop the hole filling up?

 

does it work with any back box or does it incorporate the back box (can't see with the cover plate on)?

Correct Dave 

Just use the same screw lugs 

Skim I’ve then give it a gentle tap 

Leaving a nice clean edge 

and wires and box just as the spark left them ?

 

[crispy_wafer]

3 years in, are you still using/specifying these @nod , was just out on the internet looking for ways to make my plasterers life a bit easier and stumbled on these...  So, waste of money, or would the plaster appreciate.

[Super_Paulie]

i was looking at these, but more the downlight ones. At £2 a pop seems "ok" but in the end i just thought i was spending on stuff for the sake of it so didnt bother. If i was skimming myself id have got them, but id imagine a plasterer wouldnt be bothered either way.

Edited August 22 by Super_Paulie

[nod]

I’ve been supplying and fitting them on one site for three years Skim over and forget about them 0 patching