Plastic inserts for flush back boxes

[sponge23]

Hi guys, saw a product advertised in professional electrician a while ago but can't remember the name. It was a plastic device to clip to the back of back boxes so that those pesky plasterers don't plaster your back boxes over or not reach anywhere near them - as like what happened to me on a recent re-wire!

It gives a nice flush finish to the back box and seemed like a very good idea.

 

[shanky887614]

Hi guys, saw a product advertised in professional electrician a while ago but can't remember the name. It was a plastic device to clip to the back of back boxes so that those pesky plasterers don't plaster your back boxes over or not reach anywhere near them - as like what happened to me on a recent re-wire!

It gives a nice flush finish to the back box and seemed like a very good idea.

yoosa boxes.

artex the wall if they plaster over the lot, they wont do it again

 

[sponge23]

Thanks, but that wasn't what I was thinking of. They are like a foldable thing, that you can cut down to size with a stanley.

 

[shanky887614]

whats the point then? the yoosa boxes are good cause they have to plaster around them.


i wouldnt use them because we have an understanding, bury them and im burying my hammer in your wall till i find them

 

[Andy78]

whats the point then? the yoosa boxes are good cause they have to plaster around them.


i wouldnt use them because we have an understanding, bury them and im burying my hammer in your wall till i find them

This is the official method for dealing with lazy plasterers and must be adhered to at all times.

 

[overskilled]

2 Gang Back Box Protector Pack of 50 | Back Box Protector | Screwfix.com

Those things?

 

[Midwest]

yoosa boxes.

Plasterguard from Yoozybox. Stops the plaster filling the box up with plaster. Also good for repairing existing sockets, where plaster has been damaged around box.