TOPGREENER 705507 Floor Box Kit, 1 Gang 20A Tamper/Weather Resistant Duplex Receptacle, UL Listed - Nickel Plated Brass by Top Greener

The faceplate itself is very nice thick metal with great covers on the receptacles. The install, however, depends on your particular floor. You need something at the right height to screw the box into. Most likely, your subfloor is a bit below the actual floor that you walk on, so if you screw the box into the subfloor, it will be too low and there will be a gap between the faceplate and the walls of the receptacle box. Maybe you won’t see that gap, but it’s not safe or up to code because the wires won’t be fully enclosed. I was installing this on a carpet floor with a 0.5” pad between the subfloor and the carpet. I decided to mount a couple of 0.5” square dowels on the subfloor and then mount the box on the dowels, so the box would be at the same height as the carpet pad. This was a retro install, so it was a little tricky to reach under the carpet to set it up. The screws for the faceplate are very long and weak and easy to break. I found replacements at Home Depot: Everbilt Satin Nickel Switch Plate Screws. These match well enough, although they are oval head and not flat head.

I really like these floor boxes, I bought 2 of them to install in our new home since the open layout we needed some outlets in the middle of the room under the couch to plugin lamps. They look great, are really sturdy and once you read the instructions fit really snug to the floor.If you want these to be flush against the floor you really need to read the instructions and you need to recess the box ~3/8" into the floor. You can't just cut the hole and then set the back box flush against the floor, in that case the plate will stick up 3/8". I ended up taking off the tabs and cutting the hole for just the box and then mounting them recessed slight over 3/8", probably closer to 7/16" and then used longer plate screws to attach the plate, so it was nice and snug against the floor. With the tabs off you didn't have to cut as much at each end of the box and you were able to secure it to the floor by screwing through the holes at each end fastening it to the floor/subfloor.Also pay close attention to the way you are putting the gasket back in that goes under between the cover and the floor, it has a tab to make it "keyed", I didn't notice this at first and the plate was sticking up and then realized what I had done.Overall these are really nice looking floor boxes, they are sturdy and seem like they'll last a long time. Just read the instructions before you start and you should be good.

Quality cover and box. Easy to install and the metal box bonds all the old wiring together. AC or BX metal clad needs a bonding method to maintain the ground

I did not need the box as I already had one installed. The nickel plated cover fit perfectly and looks great.

Installed on a granite counter top, sticks up around 1/4" heavy duty quality outlet. You need something flat like a key or flat head screw driver to open (this can be annoying). It has a long life span unlike those fancy pop-up's. Difficult to add an additional plug unless its an extension cord.