Arlington Pop-up Cover/Box Kits for Floors, Countertops

December 5, 2022

Our Pop-up COVER/BOX KITS give you options for installing a device flush with the floor or countertop. The kit includes a 20A receptacle that you can use – OR replace with one of your own.

Features and Benefits

 • Fits surfaces up to 1-1/2″ thick

 • Easy ‘No Glue’ installation

 • Uses standard rectangular receptacle, and GFCI, and GFCI/combination receptacles

 • Passes scrub water test

 • Listed as a floor box. For installation in countertops check with your local inspection authority for approval

 • Ingress Protection

Go HERE for more information

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