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Evening all, have yet to fit a flush mounted CU, may have one in an upcoming job, a quick google seems to only throw up Hager boards as an option. Are there many other options out there, only got 6 circuits but would ideally like to leave a couple of spare ways, SPD, prefer RCBO's.....

Is there any reason you couldn't fit a regular board, if you had the correct depth in the wall?
 
Only a site survey can tell you what will fit in the hole and look Good.
there are no technical reasons to fit one or the other, it is all about looking right.
 

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