Switch and Receptacle Spacer Outlet Spacers for Electrical Box, 100pcs Electrical Outlet Spacers Shims Socket Electrical Box Extender Outlet Spacers for Loose Outlet Electric Switch

I like the simplicity. They are easy to use and work well. They have enough give so you can easily adjust the depth. If 3 layers aren't enough, but 4 seems too much, just tighten the screws a bit more. I did get 1.5 inch mounting screws, so I'd have plenty of length. I'm using them in our new kitchen. I had installed all the electrical with just a thin wall covering in mind for under the cabinets. But, we ended up going with ceramic tile instead. This left the boxes recessed too far. These spacers work exactly as needed.

I purchased these outlet spacer tabs to use in my home. As my house was built in the early 1900s, nothing is square, plumb or even - and the plaster walls have subtle changes in wall thickness - so shims and spacers, etc. are a must.These spacer tabs are clean cut/molded and of high quality flexible material - but I almost subtracted 1 star because I've never seen spacer tabs made so flexible before and that flexibility makes them a little less useful for me - I prefer the rigid plastic spacers as they help bridge/level the gaps in outlet mounting without conforming to the irregularities of the space. I decided not to subtract a star because this is not a defect or shortcoming of the product, just a mismatch to my particlular need. However, these tabs do have a nice feature I've not seen on many before - they have little micro tabs in the screw holes which would help keep the tab from falling off the screw when installing - an issue I often have with the hard plastic variety. They also have the usual lego-like stacking ability to create thicker tabs that hold together.If you don't need a rigid plastic spacer and in fact prefer a more conforming/flexible spacer, this product will suit you well.

These are a must if you hate plugging in something and your outlet sinks in. Get these and it will hold steady.

These things worked great saved me a lot of work

When an electrical box is mounted too deep, below the finished surface of the drywall or paneling, the electrical device (switch or receptacle) will also end up mounted too deep. These spacers are the perfect answer. They allow you to 'shim out' the device to the proper height, so it'll be flush with the finished surface. I've been buying similar (yellow-green) spacers for years at the Big Box supply store, but these Qbonway spacers are even better, because they grip the 6-32 mounting screw and they don't fall off the screw.The item description says 100 pcs, but I must differ with that. There are actually 200 of the individual spacers, 1/8" thick. You can use a single spacer, or stack them up to any desired height, and they all lock together to make a single assembly. Very handy spacers when you need them!

100 pieces will probably last me my lifetime. I'm retired but end up doing "handyman" type work for friends and relatives. So many switch or receptacle outlets are put together with little or no care for how good it looks. That's probably because, without a proper spacer, there is much work to get it to look right. So it's easy to justify "as is" and hope nobody will pay close attention. These work very well making those uneven outlets look straight and even. Of course, it would be better to have gotten it perfect the first time, but that doesn't always happen

These plastic electrical spacers appear like miniature building blocks and are designed to snap together if more than one is needed. The box arrived with 10 screws in a plastic bag, with the red spacers all lined up. They appear consistent in how they are made with no obvious defects or manufacturing issues.I live in an older condo and the electrical is a bit of a mish-mash. These spacers have been perfect for helping to address outlets that previously did not sit flush with the wall, loose wall switches, and more.While the set of spacers is sold at a high price point for some bits of plastic, they do save a lot of time and are great for any DIYer, and not having to invest in more costlier products. Of course everyone should utilize a certified electrician when needed.

The fit and finish on my brand new house isn't that great. Whoever installed the outlets did a pretty poor job of lining them up and left a lot of gaps between the the outlet and plates. These little spacers have saved me from having to look at receptacles that have some wide gaps or are way too tight at the wall.