Electrical Box Spacer Single Gang 1/4 inch 5 Pack

Used these on my backsplash and worked perfectly

I placed oall my boxes on the studs for 1/2" sheetrock, but decided on 5/8" sheetrock. These were the ticket. My only complaint is that the hole the screw goes through is a bit snug and complicates install a bit. The design is overall far superior to the screw tube extensions. Good stability on plugs and switches.

This worked great for me. I got the 5-pack of black 1/4" single-gang size.PROS: Right size for most boxes. Plus I was also able to carve the plastic to fit my un-even old wall box with newer retro-fit wall tile. My finished receptacle now looks and feels great. And I feel safer with no gap around the box.CONS: Minus a star for two issues: As others suggest, I did drill-out the screw holes to make installation much easier. And these are relatively expensive for what you get (a plastic rectangle).

I use these to extend existing electrical boxes when covering walls with paneling, work great by the screw holes need to be enlarged, which takes only a few seconds.

Overall size fits good. Nice product, except the mounting holes do not allow a standard switch #6-32 screw to pass through. Get out your drill and make them fit. Found this to be same on all the sizes I bought, single or double, 1/4 or 3/8.

These spacers perform perfectly. I installed a tile backsplash in our kitchen and needed to make sure that the electrical outlets were flush when the project was finished. These added the perfect space needed. They were fairly easy to install and only took a few minutes to install a total of 8 of them.

This frames the electric box and works better than the single screw spacers. It is perfect for significantly recessed electric box. The screw holes are tight and I drilled them first. I think the tight hole would ensure it stay in place for long. Get the screws through the holes before screwing into the fixture.

These were perfect for the outlets in my new garage that were not installed out far enough to account for drywall. I didn't even have to remove the wiring on the outlets. I just removed the screws, slipped it over the top of the outlet, then pulled down just far enough to slip over the bottom and re-attached the outlet screws.I did not need anything more than the 1/4" thick spacers but I do wish they would come in a pack with a variety of thicknesses so that I can have them on hand for other outlets that may need a different thickness, maybe a 10-pack with a few of each of the 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" thicknesses. I also wish the hole that the outlet screw goes through was slightly wider so that the screw doesn't need to thread through the spacer but again a very minor improvement.