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Arlington TVL508 8 x 5 inch Low Profile TV Box for Shallow Walls, 1/2" or 5/8" Drywall

Arlington TVL508 8 x 5 inch Low Profile TV Box for Shallow Walls, 1/2" or 5/8" Drywall
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$44.95 - $44.95
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$44.95 - $44.95
$44.95

Arlington TVL508 8 x 5 inch Low Profile TV Box for Shallow Walls, 1/2" or 5/8" Drywall

Arlington TVL508 Low Profile TV Box for Shallow Walls, 8-Inch x 5-Inch Box, 1/2-Inch or 5/8-Inch Drywall, 1-Pack. Used for installation of flat screen TVs (LCD, LED, Plasma). Suitable for shallow drywall depths of 1/2-Inch or 5/8-Inch, box depth is 1.25-Inch. Includes (1) TVL508 box and (1) UL Listed Decorator style receptacle. Save time with retrofit or new construction with convenient low-profile recessed 8" x 5" TV bridge kit. White trim is paintable, allowing for a complete finish. May be used with stud sizes: 2 x 2, 2 x 3, 2 x 4, or Larger, ETL Listed. cUL Listed, industry standards for safety and quality. Total power outlets:2. Made In USA.

  • Used for installation of Flat Screen TVs (LCD, LED, Plasma)
  • Suitable for shallow drywall depths of 1/2-Inch or 5/8-Inch, box depth is 1.25-Inch
  • Includes (1) TVL508 box and (1) UL Listed Decorator style receptacle
  • Save time with retrofit or new construction with convenient low-profile recessed 8" x 5" TV bridge kit
  • White trim is paintable, allowing for a complete finish

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