Eze-rough

[jstrang]

One of our suppliers is trying to push this new EZE- Rough by Levition. I was wondering if anyone has used it and if so was it cost effective?

 

[fridaymean]

You are paying leviton to prefab components for you.

Prefab them yourself in your shop and put the money in your pocket.

 

[lakee911]

Is it "Easy E Rough" or "Easy Rough"? Seems like a neat concept ... but nothing earth shattering. Is it any cheaper for the client?

 

[jstrang]

It is EZE ROUGH by Leviton if you google it it tells you all about it. Of course there web site talks great about it. I want to know myself if it is cost effective to use them. i was told by Leviton that a local contractor used it and put 10,000 in his pocket. True or not I do not know.

 

[electricmanscott]

It is EZE ROUGH by Leviton if you google it it tells you all about it. Of course there web site talks great about it. I want to know myself if it is cost effective to use them. i was told by Leviton that a local contractor used it and put 10,000 in his pocket. True or not I do not know.

Oh I'm sure it's true. :roll:

 

[paul]

Our shop does this ourselves in pre-fab. We designed it, have our electricians assemble it in house, then it's installed in the field. It works very well. I don't think I would want to sub the pre-fab out to somewhere else. Keep it local with your own guys.