🛠 Outlet Repair Spacers – Easy Fix for Loose, Crooked & Recessed Outlets
🛠 Outlet Repair Spacers – Easy Fix for Loose, Crooked & Recessed Outlets
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🛠 Outlet Repair Spacers – Easy Fix for Loose, Crooked & Recessed Outlets
Fix Loose, Crooked & Recessed Outlets.
Add rigid support behind recessed outlets and switches so they can sit closer to the finished wall for a cleaner, more stable result.
Available in 10Pcs & 20Pcs

Bring the Outlet Forward for a Cleaner, More Stable Finish.
When an outlet sits too far behind the finished wall, the spacer adds support between the outlet and electrical box to help bring the device closer to the surface.

Add the Missing Thickness Behind the Device.
The spacer sits behind the outlet or switch and compensates for excess wall depth caused by drywall, tile, backsplash or other finished wall surfaces.

Rigid Support
Solid metal construction provides a firm support point behind compatible wall devices.
Better Alignment
Helps bring recessed outlets and switches toward the finished surface.
Cleaner Finish
Helps create a more finished appearance without rebuilding the wall.
Especially Useful After Wall Upgrades.
New wall finishes can increase overall thickness and leave an existing electrical device recessed behind the new surface.

Thin Profile. Rigid Construction.
The product graphic shows a rigid metal spacer approximately 4.25 in tall, 2.28 in wide and 0.06 in thick.

Correct the Depth. Secure the Device.
The product installation guide shows four basic stages: shut off power, remove the wall plate, position the spacer, then secure and reinstall the device.

Shut off the correct circuit at the breaker and verify it is de-energized.
Remove the wall plate to access the electrical device.
Place the metal spacer between the outlet and electrical box.
Secure the device, reinstall the plate and restore power when finished.
Electrical Safety First
Always turn off power at the circuit breaker and verify the circuit is de-energized before installation. If you are not qualified or comfortable working with electrical wiring, consult a licensed electrician.
Simple Hardware. Practical Fix.
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Give Sunken Outlets the Support They're Missing.
Correct common outlet-depth problems with rigid metal support designed for a cleaner and more stable finished position.
