Concealed Pullbox

[lakee911]

Can a pullbox that contains no splices (but is required by NEC due to 360 degrees of bends, for example) be concealed behind a finished wall (drywall, paneling, stucco, etc)?

Thx

 

[iwire]

No ..............................

 

[SEO]

Take a look at section 314.29.

 

[augie47]

methinks Moderators have an advantage in their ability to post one word answers :grin:

 

[SEO]

Gus I thought the same thing.

 

[TOOL_5150]

put a hinged access door in front of it and you meet code.

~Matt

 

[iwire]

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[iwire]

If I was to type something extra and make it white would you see it?

 

[Johnmcca]

Sure, rub it in to us peons.:grin:

 

[iwire]

Sure, rub it in

But all of you can do it.

 

[M. D.]

hjlhlhjlhlhlhlhlhhh

 

[chris kennedy]

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But all of you can do it.

Can you see it?

 

[Johnmcca]

Sort of if a tree falls............

 

[augie47]

no fair using aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tricks :grin:

 

[M. D.]

yeah,.. I can kind of see it.

 

[chris kennedy]

I carry special tools to make things 314.29 compliant.

Where is the box???

I found it, with a hammer.

 

[M. D.]

Wow,.. that's better than Bob's trick .

 

[lakee911]

Thanks a lot, guys.

 

[buldogg]

I carry special tools to make things 314.29 compliant.

Where is the box???

I found it, with a hammer.

Time to go shopping for a large picture frame

 

[LarryFine]

methinks Moderators have an advantage in their ability to post one word answers :grin:

No ............