
Ratings & Reviews for Hubbell RACO 3 -Gang Galvanized steel New work Switch/Outlet Electrical Box
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What Customers Are Saying
The product is praised for its high quality, durability, and functionality. Key features include sturdy metal construction, ample space and flexibility, easy installation, and safety. Reviewers find the product to be a good value.
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Would RecommendGreat for home. Shop or barn. Such a safe product
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
3 gang metal cox sturdy as expected
Would RecommendVery well made and secure. That’s what I wanted when it comes to electricity in my home with my family and it delivered.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
3 gang Steel
Would RecommendWorks well for the intended purpose. The new construction tab can be remover with some pliers and a screwdriver as I did to install in my metal building.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Nice box
Good quality. Plenty of knock outs. Not many other choices available in the store for 3 gang or more needs
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Very solid
Would RecommendHeavy gauge steel, extremely stiff, perfect for new builds or custom modification work, which is what I'm going to use it for.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Strong
Would RecommendGood, strong box with plenty of knockouts. Knockouts can be use with 1/2 inch or 3/4 connectors. Very sturdy. It has room for plenty of wires and wire nuts. The continuous front edge where the receptacles attach is a nice touch. Usually there are just tabs that are never straight. A little pricey for an electrical box, but it is the right way to do the job.
Nail or Screw to stud large box
Would RecommendAnother great product from RACO. Easy to attach to studs. Roomy. Threads on box all perfect.
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3-gang metal wall outlet box
Would RecommendWas actually looking for something just like this, but without the mounting bracket. Reason: I'll be mounting it into an existing wall and will use holes in the side of the box to ratchet in lag screws. I'll actually be removing the mounting bracket to reduce the amount of cutting I'll need to do in the 3/4" plaster wallboard where it is being mounted.
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