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Bitek – Recessed Wall Plate Box

August 1, 2024
Bitek – Recessed Wall Plate Box

The Hills Antenna 05DRWP Recessed Wall Plate Box is a handy recessed box to place behind furniture and appliances allowing for a closer fit to the wall. Ideal behind mounted TVs, fridges, washing machines, and clothes dryers for example. A double or single GPO can be installed, the Single Mech Insert suits many of our wall plate inserts and the brush insert allows for direct cable entry such as HDMI, Toslink, CAT6 or Coax connecting directly to a TV.

Easy to install, simply decide on the location to be mounted, cut a hole size 165mm x 100mm and insert the recessed Box. Secure in place by tightening the 2 screws on each side of the front lip. As you tighten the screws the special design Mounting Tags will rotate to secure the Recessed Box to the gyprock wall. The Recessed Box is designed to fit either 70 or 90mm internal wall cavity. Once the cables and inserts have been installed click the coverplate onto the Recessed Box for a neat, flush look.

Released: May 2024

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