@electrical_beginner: #electricalwiring #project

Shmeezer42 :

Not legal in Canada to fix a "sunken outlet" like that.

Rob’s Garage Woodworking DIY :

You need a proper box extender that keeps the electrical contact points safely in the box to prevent fires. Available at Big box stores and electrical suppliers.

upanddownwegoanotherday :

That’s against code. The device box must be flush with the service of the wall. The inspector will fail this as a code violation

Larry Maenpaa :

But if the electrician did it right, you wouldn’t have that problem just saying

scarfacereindeer :

I use wooden shims

Juicy_Cake_Fart :

They sell the same shit in Home Depot It does the same job and they cost pennies.

Erictheterrible :

Better than the pop cycle sticks I have used

madboy :

FAILED!!! Without extension especially with wood being the “fire risk”!!!😳😳

Amanda Carpenter🇨🇦 :

My nephew Thomas did my electrical, he's very handy.😂

micnat01 :

so what is this called

bobby :

Where can we buy yhis

just passing tru 🏃‍♂️ :

thats a very good invention

787:D :

Where were these when my wainscotting went in.

bruce :

how can I get this

Ygk_Designs :

I'm pretty sure you supposed to use plastic or metal box extensions so the sides of the box can't come into contact with whatever material has pushed the outlet out in the first place

brain :

I bean use spring for last 20 years I never have a customer complain as yet

user300926260539 :

theyd be so handy

alex :

I need some

IT'S A MIRACLE :

HugeEuge :

ugh. horizontal??

SpeedQuest Windsurfing :

The standards in some countries is mind boggling.

user3730570166920 :

Wrong

username123455436 :

where can i buy?

Nicholas Correia835 :

rust

Billy :

That’s awesome