Windowed JIC Enclosure 10" x 12" x 5" NEMA 4-12/IP66 - Powder Coated Steel

Marsoni

M251S

$245.62

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Windowed JIC Enclosure 10" x 12" x 5" NEMA 4-12/IP66 - Powder Coated SteelProduct Details : Windowed JIC Enclosure 10" x 12" x 5" NEMA 4 12 IP66 Powder Coated Steel Part No: 5412 ESCHW101205 Product Type: JIC Electrical Enclosure Enclosure Series: 5412 ESCHW Dimensions: 10" x 12" x 5" Height (A): 10" Width (B): 12" Depth (C): 5" Inner Panel: Inner Panel Included Windowed: YES Locks: 1 Certifications: CSA certified. UL listed. NEMA 4,12. IEC 60529 IP66. Material(s): Cold Rolled A1008 CS Type B Gauge: 16 Ga Paint color: ANSI

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Looks nice and is a unique look to put mementos, small book, and photos. Pretty solid when tightened up properly. Shelves have a cheap veneer to them but you can’t tell until you touch it. It is very secure if you attach this to a stud. I did not drill to the floor and it is fine. Wall anchors suck in drywall and this is big enough you should be attaching to one stud minimum. Here is A little trick to secure the shelving unit properly if the studs don’t work in your favor. Take a pine 1x3 or 1x4 and cut to the width of the shelving. Paint them the same color as the wall. You will barely notice the board. Place the assembled shelve amd mark where the pipe anchors attach on the wall. Use those marks to place the boards and drill them directly to studs. Mount the pipe feet anchors to the board. See picture. Solid!

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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2022