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If buying drylining boxes I won't use anything other than Appleby, but never see these supplied on site and just make do with whatever is there. Start from the assumption that boxes are flimsy junk and you'll rarely have any problems.
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Appleby or Marshall Tufflex. All others are junk. BG is the exception, theirs are complete and utter junk.
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I will only use a dry lining box as a last resort or when I retro fit a socket in an existing stud wall
New work I always try to get a wooden nogin in a stud wall and fit a metal box
New work I always try to get a wooden nogin in a stud wall and fit a metal box
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