Hello everyone,
I would like to increase the number of electrical outlets in some areas of my (possibly new) house and also install wireless switches for the roller shutter housings flush-mounted.
Now my question:
When I install a new electrical box, I drill an 80mm (3 inch) hole and plaster the boxes in. If I want to place another box next to an existing one, I would drill an 80mm (3 inch) hole into the old box.
If I drill a 68mm (2.7 inch) hole instead, I’m worried that the box won’t fit securely because there won’t be enough space.
How do you solve this problem?
Thanks.
I would like to increase the number of electrical outlets in some areas of my (possibly new) house and also install wireless switches for the roller shutter housings flush-mounted.
Now my question:
When I install a new electrical box, I drill an 80mm (3 inch) hole and plaster the boxes in. If I want to place another box next to an existing one, I would drill an 80mm (3 inch) hole into the old box.
If I drill a 68mm (2.7 inch) hole instead, I’m worried that the box won’t fit securely because there won’t be enough space.
How do you solve this problem?
Thanks.
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Caspar20204 Nov 2018 13:10I have already installed electrical boxes in several houses as a retrofit. I never had to remove the existing ones.
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Kenn_schmidt30 Nov 2018 11:55Either use plaster, or I would directly hire an expert to straighten it. Otherwise, it would be too uncertain for me...
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