LAN and Telecom Cabling Mud Rings

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>
>

> >I went to Home Depot and bought the blue plastic thingys that are
> >functionally the same as the Caddy MPLSes. It's a blue electric box
> >with most of the back cut off. The screws on the front cause the
> >plastic tabs to flip out when they are tightened. Also you could

> >buy the whole blue electric box and cut the back half off with a
> >hacksaw.

>
>
> I turned the HD upside down and found three SKU's
>
> 611-555 aka 78477-11454 2 pack of duplex brackets
> 611-558 aka 78477-11455 One quad bracket
> 230-239 aka ?? 10-pack of duplex brackets.
>
> They of course mention different #'s on the webpage...ARGH..

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> I need to mount faceplates on drywall.
>
> "Caddy" makes MP1P2 and similar brackets that, depending
> on who you ask are [not] "mud rings"...
>
> But I'm seeking a non-metallic flavor. The local folks, Branch
> Electric {they used to have a datacom division, but they now have
> a buncha voicemail boxes} have counter folks that tell me they
> have "Mulberry" brand, but I can't find such.
>
> Anyone heard of same; or have specific alternatives? I need
> both single and multiple-gang flavors...
>
>

> David Lesher wrote:

> > I need to mount faceplates on drywall.
> >
> > "Caddy" makes MP1P2 and similar brackets that, depending
> > on who you ask are [not] "mud rings"...
> >
> > But I'm seeking a non-metallic flavor. The local folks, Branch
> > Electric {they used to have a datacom division, but they now have
> > a buncha voicemail boxes} have counter folks that tell me they
> > have "Mulberry" brand, but I can't find such.
> >
> > Anyone heard of same; or have specific alternatives? I need
> > both single and multiple-gang flavors...
> >
> >

> Go with the Arlington brand. They are the easiest and best IMO.
>
>

>Who carries the Arlington brand, I called Arlington and they directed me to
>a distributor I had never heard of . I called them and got voice mail with
>all boxes filled.

>> David Lesher wrote:

>> > I need to mount faceplates on drywall.
>> >
>> > "Caddy" makes MP1P2 and similar brackets that, depending
>> > on who you ask are [not] "mud rings"...
>> >
>> > But I'm seeking a non-metallic flavor. The local folks, Branch
>> > Electric {they used to have a datacom division, but they now have
>> > a buncha voicemail boxes} have counter folks that tell me they
>> > have "Mulberry" brand, but I can't find such.
>> >
>> > Anyone heard of same; or have specific alternatives? I need
>> > both single and multiple-gang flavors...
>> >
>> >

>> Go with the Arlington brand. They are the easiest and best IMO.

>

> >Who carries the Arlington brand, I called Arlington and they directed me

> >a distributor I had never heard of . I called them and got voice mail

> >all boxes filled.

>
>

> >> David Lesher wrote:
> >> > I need to mount faceplates on drywall.
> >> >
> >> > "Caddy" makes MP1P2 and similar brackets that, depending
> >> > on who you ask are [not] "mud rings"...
> >> >
> >> > But I'm seeking a non-metallic flavor. The local folks, Branch
> >> > Electric {they used to have a datacom division, but they now have
> >> > a buncha voicemail boxes} have counter folks that tell me they
> >> > have "Mulberry" brand, but I can't find such.
> >> >
> >> > Anyone heard of same; or have specific alternatives? I need
> >> > both single and multiple-gang flavors...
> >> >
> >> >
> >> Go with the Arlington brand. They are the easiest and best IMO.

>
>
> You are ahead of me.... I can't even find the manufacturer.
>
> Google DID get me JoeBobBriggs:
>
> http://www.joebobbriggs.com/drivein/1990/braindead.htm
>
>
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