Handy electrical boxes mount onto walls, studs, and other exposed surfaces. These small, lightweight boxes accept outlets and switches.

Cut-in electrical boxes install into existing drywall and clamp onto previously mounted electrical boxes. They expand the capacity for installing additional outlets and help minimize damage to the drywall. Also known as old work or remodel boxes, they can be joined together or to other boxes prior to installation to customize the number of gangs.

Ceiling electrical boxes support installation of lighting fixtures and enclose wiring junctions.

Masonry electrical boxes install into brick and stone walls and offer a more durable construction when compared to standard junction boxes. Ridges line the edges of the box to prevent mortar from getting inside.

Data electrical boxes are larger than standard electrical boxes, offering additional capacity in applications that require large conductors or wiring devices.