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So, customer decided they wanted B&Q chrome switches, sockets etc.... being 2nd fixing today and the dual dryline box, for side by side S FCU's is a problem - the S FCU's are wider than "conventional" units so I can't fix them properly.

So does anyone know of a dual dryline box, where the boxes are slightly further apart?

Hope this makes sense

Thanks
 
So, customer decided they wanted B&Q chrome switches, sockets etc.... being 2nd fixing today and the dual dryline box, for side by side S FCU's is a problem - the S FCU's are wider than "conventional" units so I can't fix them properly.

So does anyone know of a dual dryline box, where the boxes are slightly further apart?

Hope this makes sense

Thanks


I have stopped using dual boxes for this reason. Nightmare when they overlap
 
is it possible to take the dry line box/es out , fit noggins and metal back box/es?

or...find close matches for the faceplates that fit existing boxes.
 
is it possible to take the dry line box/es out , fit noggins and metal back box/es?

Hum... bit of a long story but the builders built the wall poorly - my original boxes are still in the wall, with the dryline boxes in front AND an air gap....... so not easy to achieve ....
 
Hum... bit of a long story but the builders built the wall poorly - my original boxes are still in the wall, with the dryline boxes in front AND an air gap....... so not easy to achieve ....


Haha how many sheets of plasterboard to lose the original boxes and still have room for new dry liners?
 
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