Does this fit a standard rough in box or is it made to fit into a hole cut into the drywall?
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This could do either. There is low voltage box that is just the front frame without the back enclosure here: http://www.homedepot.com/b/Electrical-Electrical-Boxes-Conduit-Fittings-Boxes-Brackets/Low-voltage-box/N-5yc1vZbohnZ1z115w6
75327
The threaded piece is an inch and a quarter. Should fit through a standard sink hole.
1751062
No, not enough room in the box. You would have to cut drywall and replace with a larger one. This switch needs a whole single and a deep one at that.
806801
The depth of your drywall will also play a role in how deep it sets in the wall. I'd say its about 2 inches past the drywall that's the pass through part I referring to. The outlet is shallower you may be able to use a shallow box on the outlet
439140
It Is A Flush Mount Fixture, Hole In Wall Is Needed.It's Square Standard Size Of All Flush Mount Types You Would See @ Home Depot.Unable To Measure @ This Time If You Would Like Me Too Ask & I'll Have To Get Back To YouNext Week
788802
It's done thatway so it fits into the box. You just unscrew it and put it the right way. I believe there were instructions to do that in the box...
1658884
didn't measure it, but it's rectangular. Fairly small, maybe 1/2" wide by 1'" tall? Just enough room for two screws. I used two #8 (as I recall) drywall screws into studs, worked well. This thing, naturally, is crafted in beloved China, so when you want to install/uninstall the unit from the bracket, use a metric hex key wrench. I am an engineer and, trust me, your SAE allen wrenches don't fit quite right and quickly strip the cheap fasteners. I have two of the toilet paper units and haven't been able to securely anchor them so they don't wiggle. These work fine, though.
29631
It fits nicely into a regular switch plate. No problem sharing in the box with any other switch.
2039259
Rough in brackets Did not come with purchase. It clips onto existing drywall. You could rough in the wire, then cut out hole after drywall is hung.
1778847
I think it is made for the standard double wall (3 1/2 inch stud with drywall added inside and siding outside). I put it in a single wall (1 inch thick), by adding a frame around the outside of the hole. I don't know how you would fit it into an 8 inch thick wall, without some kind of adjustment to the wall.
1618758
Thank you for your inquiry. It fits standard size hole. Please see specification by clicking on the link: http://www.alfibrand.com/ Kind Regards,
1288162
It fits in the factory made hole ,if you drilled another hole I don't think it will fit
1833333
Is it new construction? The fan box is large and does not fit well in a tight spot. You have to cut out excess drywall, about 2-3'' more on one end of the installation area to fit the fan in the ceiling.
1527441
Yes it will fit in a standard wall with 2x4 studs are 16 inches on center the safe is made to fit in the stud bay bare in mind that a dressed 2x4 is 1/3/4 by 3 1/2 my safe fit ok and did not come through the sheet rock the backside of the safe Good luck with the installation
886681
Hello. Have the installation instructions in front of me. The rough opening is 23-1/8×29-1/8×3-7/8It fit like a glove. Absolutely frame no smaller.Stunning cabinet. Pegasus SP4582 30-Inch by 24-Inch Surface or Recessed Mount Beveled
450120
Yes, it is standard size and can be used in a 3 or 4 switch box. It os not too wide for any standard size plate hole.
679058
We used this for our mail box after it was broken into. I dont know the exact size of the hole but it fits the locking mail box we purchased from Home Depot.