I have had a shaver socket installed in the wall, which is ready to be plastered over...... my question is do these normally get set back further than a normal socket box?
The guy who put it in the wall has set it about the twice the depth of the back box. I was guessing that he would need longer screws to fix the face plate, but the hole he's cut is quite a bit bigger than the box so there's a large gap around the edge of the back box which now needs a lot if filling - is this normal or would you expect to find it more or less the same as a normal wall socket or switch?
The guy who put it in the wall has set it about the twice the depth of the back box. I was guessing that he would need longer screws to fix the face plate, but the hole he's cut is quite a bit bigger than the box so there's a large gap around the edge of the back box which now needs a lot if filling - is this normal or would you expect to find it more or less the same as a normal wall socket or switch?