jeff43222
Senior Member
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
I've got a job where I'm going to install a subpanel in a detached garage. HO wants it flush-mounted, and there's just enough space in the stud cavity for it to fit. The plan is for the above-ground portion of the PVC to have an LB on the end of it, pierce the garage wall, and run it into the back of the panelboard.
Unfortunately, it looks like the thin wall of the garage (OSB with vinyl siding) combined with the tight fit in the stud cavity might not allow a male adapter to fit between the LB and the panelboard. The only idea I've come up with is putting box adapter through the panelboard KO and gluing it to the LB.
Anyone have any other ideas?
Unfortunately, it looks like the thin wall of the garage (OSB with vinyl siding) combined with the tight fit in the stud cavity might not allow a male adapter to fit between the LB and the panelboard. The only idea I've come up with is putting box adapter through the panelboard KO and gluing it to the LB.
Anyone have any other ideas?