ultramegabob
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Dennis Alwon said:So do you use white receptacles, ivory or brown? :grin:
gray would look nice with stainless
Dennis Alwon said:So do you use white receptacles, ivory or brown? :grin:
peter d said:Oh right, next you'll tell us that you only wire hospitals or something like that.![]()
Most times they do spec gray (as ultramegabob mentions) or ivory but, I have an ongoing job at a university using brown and of course, EM devices are normally specked red.Dennis Alwon said:So do you use white receptacles, ivory or brown? :grin:
I've noticed that stainless duplex-receptacle and stainless dryer-receptacle plates don't even match. :roll:roger said:My jobs only use Stainless Steel plates so I don't have this problem.![]()
LarryFine said:I've noticed that stainless duplex-receptacle and stainless dryer-receptacle plates don't even match. :roll:
steelersman said:I just don't understand who would want almond, ivory, light almond or anything other than pure white. I've never had that problem as I've never trimmed out an entire house with anything other than pure white.
I like the outlets to contrast with the color unless the walls are white then I still like white but actually I think I could live with gray but never ivory that's disgusting....and the wrinkled ivory wallplates that hold the dirt and grease from peoples hands and can't be wiped clean....sickening slovenly dispicably gross.electricmanscott said:I don't understand who would only want white and not any other color that may actually match the wall or tile color.
steelersman said:I like the outlets to contrast with the color unless the walls are white then I still like white but actually I think I could live with gray but never ivory that's disgusting....and the wrinkled ivory wallplates that hold the dirt and grease from peoples hands and can't be wiped clean....sickening slovenly dispicably gross.
Ick! I can't believe anyone would use almond or ivory "UNLESS" specified otherwise. That should be a crime.iaov said:I use P&S stuff. Never had a problem. The Lt Almond of Leviton is not the same as P&S. I use Lt Almond unless the customer asks for something else. It seems to go well with most decors.
electricmanscott said:I don't understand who would only want white and not any other color that may actually match the wall or tile color.
I'm not a tract home builder and I think white should be the standard unless otherwise stated by the customer. For the record, I've never heard of a customer (mine or anyone else's) requesting almond or ivory.480sparky said:Tract home builders.
You guys are being pretty insensitive about my feelings.:grin:480sparky said:Tract home builders.
Con sabrosas, no hey nada escrito!:grin:steelersman said:Ick! I can't believe anyone would use almond or ivory "UNLESS" specified otherwise. That should be a crime.
steelersman said:I'm not a tract home builder and I think white should be the standard unless otherwise stated by the customer. For the record, I've never heard of a customer (mine or anyone else's) requesting almond or ivory.![]()
Here is what you said translated in English according to Google:iaov said:Con sabrosas, no hey nada escrito!:grin:
Wish I could do my own!480sparky said:Wait until you do a log home.
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ultramegabob said:I might use wood coverplates on a log home, If I could get ones to match the logs.
480sparky said: