southernboys
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what is the prefered form of a dryer plug I personaly prefer a two gang box however my boss believes in wallmount
dryer plug
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charlie
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Re: dryer plug
Sorta depends on who is signing your paycheck.
Sorta depends on who is signing your paycheck.
southernboys
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Re: dryer plug
yea it does but the boss is kinda flexible if i can get him to see it my way
yea it does but the boss is kinda flexible if i can get him to see it my way
jeff43222
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Re: dryer plug
Most times I install them in unfinished basements using EMT, so I usually use a 4x4x2-1/8 junction box with a coverplate adapter. Plenty of room inside for all those wires.
Most times I install them in unfinished basements using EMT, so I usually use a 4x4x2-1/8 junction box with a coverplate adapter. Plenty of room inside for all those wires.
speedypetey
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- Hudson Valley, NY
Re: dryer plug
Yeah, that's sort of a "How do you wire a house" kind of question.
-Unfinished, the way Jeff said.
-New construction, 2 gang nail on @ 48"aff (or 36"aff for Euro style appliances) with a flush mount receptalce and plate.
-Remodel, surface mount "tombstone" style receptacle fed from the bottom and mounted at the floor. If this is OK'd by the customer.
Yeah, that's sort of a "How do you wire a house" kind of question.
-Unfinished, the way Jeff said.
-New construction, 2 gang nail on @ 48"aff (or 36"aff for Euro style appliances) with a flush mount receptalce and plate.
-Remodel, surface mount "tombstone" style receptacle fed from the bottom and mounted at the floor. If this is OK'd by the customer.
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