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We have a new showroom in London England. I'll let you know when it opens. Thank you for your help everyone!

Yes we ordered boxes from the UK and cannot get shallower ones here quickly enough. Am remaking the brackets and posts at the moment. :(

Yes electrical boxes most often installed in MDF. These particular ones are in nice anodized posts that sit exposed and not covered with anything between two MDF clad wall partitions every 4 feet. Nothing combustible for several inches either direction. The ones you just pointed to with sprung...

Yeah if I could get 35mm deep boxes with a 10-13mm thick adjustable spacer they mount on which mounts on my existing bracket that would be great. My bracket is supposed to be 48mm back inside the post but is only 46mm back and that is why the electrical boxes sit too far out. I will have to...

I have used a single switch box. It will have a single switch in it. It is 73mm square and 48mm deep. It inserts into a hole milled in the finished face of a square aluminium extruded post approx. 4" square and 8 feet tall. The cut out is 79mm square and the LogicPlus faceplate is 86mm square...

My issue is with British one gang box mounted in an extruded aluminium (note that I spelt it your way) post. Worried that the box lip not being flush with the face of the post will prevent the integral switch and faceplate unit from sitting flush against the post face. The hollowed out back of...

I am somewhat surprised. North American faceplates could likely take up this slop. But they are of thinner less substantial construction and hollowed out more on the back side designed to cover the sins of sloppy fast nailing of boxes to wooden wall studs. :)

Thank you!

Thanks. I will keep these in mind. These mount directly into plasterboard without needing to be nailed into a stud? We call those Retrofit or 'Old Work' boxes here I think. The wall thickness of my posts is only about 1/16" of aluminum. These have a 5mm minimum wall thickness requirement...

Thnx for your help guys. I work for a company that makes modular walls in Canada. We have a job in Singapore that is shipping out today and I fear I have messed up a bracket design for mounting the electrical boxes. Well I sort of know I did. Just not sure if I have to send out new parts to...

Hi. I know electrical boxes should be installed flush to the drywall but attaching them to wall studs is not always an exact art. How much can the electrical box protrude from being flush with the drywall and have the LogicPlus faceplates hide this error? The backs are hollowed out as with any...