Old Work Box / Low Voltage
Old Work Box / Low Voltage - Single Gang
The Old Work Box is used for installation after drywall has been hung. After construction, the Old Work Box is an effective way to install a new wall plate in your home of office. The Old Work Box hangs on the drywall without the need to have access behind the walls with specially designed wings that flip up as you tighten the mounting screws. The sturdy Old Work Box is the perfect solution for providing wall plate receptacles. Run a cable through the Old Work Box and cover with a personalized Wall Plate.
Features:
- Double Gang
- Wing Flips
- Class 2 Wiring Only
- No 120 Volt Devices Should Be Used With This Bracket
Q: What is the difference between a Junction Box and a Mounting box?
A: A junction box is in two pieces for a more flexible installation while a mounting box is in one piece.
Q: What is the difference between an Old-Work Box and a New-Work Box?
A: Old-Work boxes are designed to be installed after drywall has been hung. New-Work boxes are used for new construction boxes or applications where mounting directly to studs or joists is possible.
| Features & Specs | ||
|---|---|---|
| Style | The type of mounting box? | Old-Work Box |
| Gang | The gang of the wall plate? | Single |
| Material | The type of compatible ports? | Plastic |
| Color | The color of the wall plate? | Orange |