Recessed Outlet
The receptacle sits behind the wall surface instead of aligning with the wall plate.
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Simple DIY Outlet Fix
Snap apart, stack as needed and add support behind compatible wall outlets and switches for a cleaner, more secure fit.
Small Problem, Frustrating Result
Outlets mounted too far behind the finished wall may sit recessed, feel unstable or leave an uneven wall plate.
The receptacle sits behind the wall surface instead of aligning with the wall plate.
The outlet may shift when inserting or removing a plug.
New wall finishes can leave existing electrical devices sitting too deep.
Simple Support Where It Is Needed
Place the required number of spacers behind the outlet mounting tabs to help bring compatible devices forward toward the finished wall surface.
A small spacer can make a noticeable difference in how the finished wall plate sits and feels.
Before
The outlet may move, sink inward or leave an uneven-looking wall plate.
After
The spacer helps position the device closer to the finished wall surface.
Quick Adjustment
Use only on compatible electrical devices and follow proper electrical safety procedures.
Switch off the correct breaker and verify the outlet is de-energized.
Snap off and stack the required pieces behind the mounting tabs.
Tighten the mounting screws and reinstall the wall plate.
A Tiny Tool With Everyday Value
Useful for homeowners, landlords, renovators and anyone dealing with compatible recessed electrical devices after wall upgrades.
Compatibility depends on the mounting style, wall box condition and installation depth.
Confirm compatibility with your electrical device and local electrical requirements before installation.
They are designed to help support compatible outlets and switches that sit too far behind the finished wall surface.
The modular design allows multiple pieces to be stacked when additional spacing is required, subject to proper fit and installation.
When correctly installed, the spacers normally sit behind the electrical device and wall plate.
No. They are intended for spacing and support issues. Damaged boxes, loose wiring, broken devices, overheating, discoloration or sparking require inspection by a qualified electrician.
Electrical work carries risk. Always turn off and verify power before beginning. Hire a licensed electrician when you are uncertain or local rules require one.
Do not work on an energized electrical circuit. Stop immediately and contact a licensed electrician if you notice sparks, heat, burning odors, discoloration, damaged wiring, a cracked electrical box or any condition beyond a simple spacing issue.
Tiny Spacer. Cleaner Finish.
Add simple support behind compatible electrical devices and keep a practical repair solution ready in your toolbox.
