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Evening all,

Ive first fixed a double back box and single box together with one of those box spacer things.

Someone told me that the problem with these things is that socket and spur switch will not fit together if they are the flat type as they are wider. I this true?
 
I think it depends on the manufacturer what size they make the flat plate, although they are better than the normal brass fittings.
Check on the size of the plates you are intending to fit, if they match normal PVC accessories OK, if not then you may well have a problem.

This thread covers a similar situation with brass fittings!
 

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