I guess that is the minimum. mostly I have used metal box grid switches and they are tight.
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Yes definitely always use a 35mm deep box as a minimum but 47mm definitely makes life easier as can be a bit of faff in 35mm but not an issue if cut to length and dressed neatly
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Flat plate grid dimmers spring to mind.
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