- Conceals your plumbing, wire, cables and more
- Panel is great for use on ceilings or walls
- Easy installation for immediate use
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- Fits openings up to 6 in. x 9 in.
- Easy installation for both homeowners and contractors
- Can be painted or wallpapered to match decor
- Made of durable, sturdy plastic
- Conceals plumbing, wires, cables and spa pumps
- Child-safe
- Note: Product may vary by store
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Product Overview
- Conceals your plumbing, wire, cables and more
- Panel is great for use on ceilings or walls
- Easy installation for immediate use
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can you get in different sizes?
Asked by Gerald August 20, 2020Hi Gerald, thank you for your inquiry. We offer different sizes of access panels on Homedepot.com. A link is provided below. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot! https://www.homedepot.com/b/Plumbing-Plumbing-Accessories-Access-Panels/N-5yc1vZbqkz
What is needed to open the panel
Asked by Bret October 10, 2019screwdriver
can I tile over this? looking for an access door for a tub
Asked by Ian August 13, 2019no
What color is the panel?
Asked by DP March 10, 2019Off white
Can this be used behind a wall mounted gas fireplace to access gas connection piping?
Asked by vbg November 14, 2018I guess it would depend on how close it is to the heat. It is plastic and can melt under high heat conditions. If it isn't located too close to the heat source, then I would certainly use it as a tidy solution to your needs.
Is 6 x 9 the door size or the frame size?
Asked by Spooky March 18, 2018HOLE SIZE
How does the panel secure itself to the wall? Also does the removeable panel click in or just holds via friction?
Asked by HomeDepotCustomer March 18, 2018If you cut a hole in your drywall, try to do on side (or top or bottom) of access box frame along the edge of a stud. Use a stud finder if you are not sure where the wall stud is. Find the approximate center of stud with the stud finder, then measure about 1.75" off center and drill a small hole to guage if you are just past the edge of the stud. Cut your hole in the dry wall using the apron of the box as a template. That way, you can drill two small holes in the frame apron (the part that goes in the wall) and secure it to the stud with screws. The screws will be hidden by the frame outer edge. You can also glue it to the drywall but that is a permanent install and will damage the drywall if it ever has to be removed.
This access panel is plastic?
Asked by Maria December 20, 2017YES.
how does this open
Asked by pris July 26, 2017hinge
How thick does the wall or paneling need to be to install this? I would like to install this ins...
Asked by Kurt November 22, 2016There is a flange which projects about 1/2" thru the opening...around the perimeter of the opening. It could be cut down with a saber saw or dremel tool, I suppose, so that it would be flush with the back of your cabinet. Use a fine tooth blade if you try this.
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