Gardner Bender 24-Piece Switch and Receptacle Spacer Set (GSP-24)

RJST12: These require patience to get them flat against the wall. You will have to whittle these to the exact right fit in some cases and if there is any unevenness side to side or top to bottom you will get one side flat and not the other so take your time and don't rush through it.

United States on Sep 06, 2023

Johnna Martin: Added wall panels on top of drywall so we need to space the outlets out to the panels thickness. Worked perfect for our application and would definitely use these again!

United States on Aug 12, 2023

Ashley Varga: Definetly a pain to install but very few options of products for this prupose. They worked but you may need longer screws dependinv

Canada on Aug 10, 2023

Sofa shopper: But that’s the value. Product works as described. Recommend this.

United States on Jun 24, 2023

Lara H: I used this to pad out several outlets and light switches that used to be flush with the old wall and were now recessed in the current wall thickness.

there were a little difficult to install but that was because of the limited space to fit them into. Not much can be helped about that.

They do compress a bit. So put a thicker stack than you think you need and squish to the depth you need with a screw/driver.

United States on Jun 20, 2023

Faisal Ghanchi: I installed backsplash tiles in the kitchen and needed to adjust switches. They came very handy!

Canada on Jun 10, 2023

Mr. LeMr. Le: These spacers are perfect for aligning your outlet or switches. One of my outlets was angled and these definitely fixed that issue. Would highly recommend!

Canada on May 18, 2023

ckowy42: These do what they're supposed to, and they're easy to adjust to get the right spacing.

Canada on Feb 20, 2023

Mark Keylon: While i am an electrical guy, you don't need to be to use these. However, i would always recommend getting a licensed elecritician to do any electrical work. Failing that, these are easy enough to use. I recently remodeled my kitchen. House was built in 1955 and has lathe walls (think plaster). So instead of painting again i did a full tile backsplash, which stuck the walls out 3/8 to 1/2 inch more than the original outlet plate. So now the electrical outlets would have been sunk in that far when putting the plates back on. Moving the outlet boxes out was one solution. But that would have been very difficult and time consuming and probably would have required cutting out the wall around it to move it then having to fix all the holes around the boxes before tiling.

Instead of all that extra work i simply grabbed a few of these to use as spacers between the outlet and mounts, screwed the down, and done. Of course, depending on how far out you are spacing them and what screws are currently there, you may need toget some longer screws to fit the extra length required.

These made the job of fixing my outlets easy and quick. Seconds instead of hours or days.

United States on Feb 17, 2023

Dave M: Great to have these on hand after a tile job to get outlets spaced out correctly.

Canada on Oct 10, 2022