Recessed Floor Box Kit for Existing Floors

Arlington FLBR5 400

Apr 12, 2019

Arlington’s NEW FLBR5420 series RECESSED FLOOR BOX KITS feature TWO low voltage openings, ULTRA-THIN stamped steel flange – and FLUSH-to-the-floor in-use and blank covers.

An ultra thin flange and recessed wiring device reduce the trip hazard caused by protruding plugs. You’ll have power and TWO low voltage openings, without a divider – And easy Installation with a 5″ hole saw.

Installation is quick and easy with a 5″ hole saw. Four mounting wing screws attach the 24.5 cubic inch box securely to the floor.

• UL Listed 20A tamper-resistant decorator-style receptacle.
• Covers: SIX finishes/colors Metal in brass-plated, nickel-plated and antique bronze-plated zinc.

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