ceiling receptacle cover 3d models

......Remove the existing cover before painting and swap it out with this innovative solution, ensuring a paint-free experience for your Receptacles. To maximize durability, print this cover on its longer side, incorporating sturdy supports at every turn.

RECEPTACLE BOX COVER

Cover for a USB-A receptacle (host side).

This is a 120VAC cover designed specifically for use in single gang outlets and receptacles.

COVER,RECEPTACLE, FOR HANDY BOX

2 gang waterproof junction box with 2 15amp receptacles and a clear weatherproof cover

Outdoor receptacle cover from corrosion, water intrusion, and prevent breaker tripping.

... This mounts over the back of the receptacle, and it has holes that line up with the screw holes in the receptacle, so that I could use M3 bolts to secure the receptacle and the cover on opposite sides of the hole in the arcade cabinet. ...

I needed some receptacle covers, so I made these. I will be spray painting walls so I wanted more protection for my receptacle. You can buy some online but if you have time and some plastic leftovers like i had... ...just print it!

I carefully crafted this remarkably thin, flat lid for my receptacle, enabling me to position a cabinet right next to it, almost flush with the wall itself. This innovative design allows seamless integration into any space. ...I fabricated this...

I created this cover for the Journeyman Pro 5278 from Amazon, saving you from drilling a hole into a blank cover. Here's how I designed it: I used Fusion 360 to design this cover. The model: This is the actual design I came up with. ... Note: I...

Cover for China, India, Russia, EU Receptacles

Simply cover for 12/24V outlet receptacle

... is a ceiling cover ideal for antique roses. ... Base diameter 75mm height 75mm Hole for cable clamp 10mm When no standard is the right size, here is an ideal ceiling cover for old rosettes. ... Base diameter 75mm height 75mm Hole for cable clamp 10mm

I made this to hide the ugly blue box that was mounted on my porch.

<p>Printed this out of PLA. ...No brim or supports needed.&nbsp;</p>

It is recommended to print it in the given orientation with 0.12mm layer height.

I made this to hide the ugly blue box that was mounted on my porch.

I made this to hide the ugly blue box that was mounted on my porch.

A ceiling light cover, approx. ...150mm diameter opening (see drawing)

A cover for a ceiling socket. ...I put a Zigbee module inside it.

I did not like the ceiling cover on my existing lamp so I decided to create one myself. ...The setup allows for an M4 nut and bolt to secure the ceiling cover to the wire.

... please contribute your idea in the comments below. ceiling light outlet cover House V1.stl = 4 x 14mm holes ceiling light outlet cover House 1 Side Hole V1.stl = 1 x 14mm side hole ceiling light outlet cover House 1 Hole V1.stl = 1 x 7mm top hole

This is a simple 4.75" diameter electrical box cover for ceiling junction boxes. ... The mounting holes are 2.75" apart and 0.2" diameter.

This cover is designed to snugly fit over the ceiling socket connector, ensuring a secure and stable position that promotes optimal performance.

I was unhappy with the original ceiling cover on my lamp, so I chose to design a new one from scratch. ...The installation process makes it simple to secure the ceiling cover to the cord using an M4 nut and bolt.

This concealing device is designed for mounting on ceilings, specifically to camouflage ceiling light fixtures whilst enabling a European-standard round white cable to protrude sideways. ...The cover easily attaches to its base plate and features loops...

This stylish ceiling plate serves as a clever solution to conceal unsightly gaps in the ceiling where lighting fixtures have been taken down. It not only fills these holes, but also doubles as a sleek light cover that blends seamlessly into its...

I have a LED light on the ceiling door to the attic. ...There was quite a big gap where can escape the heat, so I have decided to print the cover to insulate.

This box can be fixed to the ceiling with only one screw. ...Use the central hole in the threaded part. The cover can then be fastened to the threaded part using the nut.