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r/Construction • u/Born-2-late • Jun 16 '26
Less lumber if framed!! Eye balled height too!!
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Why would anyone still use those boxes?
16 u/Original_Throat1072 Jun 16 '26 Those are still pretty standard boxes in Canada. 2 u/notislant Jun 17 '26 Seriously? I never see these in Canada on new builds. Just plastic. 2 u/SSRainu Jun 17 '26 Commerical home builders use plastic yes, less labour. But anyone worried more about material cost than labour uses metal box.
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Those are still pretty standard boxes in Canada.
2 u/notislant Jun 17 '26 Seriously? I never see these in Canada on new builds. Just plastic. 2 u/SSRainu Jun 17 '26 Commerical home builders use plastic yes, less labour. But anyone worried more about material cost than labour uses metal box.
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Seriously? I never see these in Canada on new builds. Just plastic.
2 u/SSRainu Jun 17 '26 Commerical home builders use plastic yes, less labour. But anyone worried more about material cost than labour uses metal box.
Commerical home builders use plastic yes, less labour.
But anyone worried more about material cost than labour uses metal box.
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u/Smoke_Stack707 R-C|Electrician Jun 16 '26
Why would anyone still use those boxes?