New from Arlington: FLBC5560 Cover Kits for 5.5″ Concrete Floor Box

Arlington FLBC5560 Cover Kits

Sept 20, 2021

Perfect for use under furniture, here’s the cost-saving, easy way to hide power and low voltage connections in a new concrete floor… Arlington’s 5.5″ FLOOR BOX and FLBC5560 COVER KITS.

The FLBC5560 series cover kits include a gasketed cover with threaded openings and installation screws.

Larger opening accommodates any 1-1/4″ threaded fitting.

Smaller threaded opening: 3/4″ trade size.

Four Finishes/colors Diecast zinc cover, steel flange PLATED in brass and nickel finishes and POWDER-COATED in black and brown.

Go HERE for more information.

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