VCE Single Brush Wall Plate Cable Pass Through Insert for Wires, Single 🔌 Gang Cable Access Strap, Wall Outlet for HDTV, Home Theater Systems - White (2-Pack) Review

I will not lie to you. This product definitely doesn't want the panel to be flush with some wall outlets (the most common). However, if you want to make small tweaks to your outlet (with a Dremel, a file, a razor blade, a rusty butter knife, whatever, lol) it's a nice looking product and could save you a buck or two (depending on the current state ). . market prices). Personally, this product probably deserves a 3, but I gave it a 4 for the price saving. I assume that whoever tinkers with…

"Old working" app issue. The internal dimensions of the brush comb assembly were too large to fit in the Carlon or Caddy brand embedded low voltage single ring. The brushes protruded about 3-4mm from the square hole (top and bottom) so the end plate included in the kit does not sit flush against the wall. Careful work with the Dremel tool shortened the brush comb (left and right), but this type of modification would not be acceptable if it were not a one-time fix. Look elsewhere when using this

This matte overlay consists of an overlay and a matte insert. On this build, the matte insert is thicker and longer than some other popular brands. means that in some installations the insert will sit on some low voltage trim rings that you can purchase at your local hardware store (HD Carlon shown in photos). When placed on the ring, the frosted insert prevents the cover from sitting flush with the wall. The end result doesn't really matter that much. on this low voltage trim ring and possibly

The item description is misleading. It says "NOT SUITABLE FOR OLD WORKBOXES or Carlon plastic frames". However, it also does not match the internal dimensions of the most common and newer low-voltage A/V mounting brackets (such as the industry-standard Carlon-style brackets). So if you are using a standard low voltage mount this plate will not fit making it almost useless in my opinion. This is a fundamental design flaw and makes for a very difficult installation if you expect the pads to fit…

Looks good but be sure to order drywall metal rings as many plastic boxes and rings will not do this. I used thin metal rings with ribs that fold inwards. Because they are metal, they can be made thinner and wider than plastic eyelets that clamp with screws. Need a box for low voltage wiring. Once you have threaded the wires through the hole in the drywall, insert the rings into the wall and bend the tabs around the drywall. Then use adjustable canal locking pliers and tighten until snug. Don't