BOZZON Drywall Plumbing Access Panel 14'' x 29'' Heavy Durable Plastic White ? Universal Use: Provides easy access to all types of hidden communications both indoors and outdoors. The plastic panel is widely used for accessing plumbing, electrical, computer Internet and television networks, security systems, sprinkler system applications, HVAC or duct systems. Provides an aesthetically pleasing way to hide your cables, unsightly holes in the ceiling or wall, unsightly wires, water vales and all types of renovations. ? Premium Quality: Made of impact-resistant ABS plastic with UV stabilization, our drywall access panel does not fade in the sun, change color or corrode. Durable plastic textured surface for maximum adhesion, the white finish can be painted in any color or wallpapered. Thanks to the water repellent material, it can also be installed in basements, attics or bathrooms. ? Easy to Instal: Assembling the panel yourself is fast and easy. Rough opening should allow for a space of 14 x 29 (for best fit overcut by 6mm). First, take the bezel and apply black charcoal on the back of the frame. Lean the panel against the location on the wall where you plan to install it. There will be a mark on the wall for cutting a hole in the wall. Then cut the hole and apply a caulking adhesive to the back of the frame. Insert the panel into the hole and press it into place. Done! ? Time Tested Design: Our access panel can be surface-mounted or flush-mounted. Our plastic access door can be open 180 degrees. The hinged door is also completely removable for better access. Self contained access panel, requires no framing, screws, latches or fasteners. After installation, you can open the door with any flat object, screwdriver, knife, etc. Very flush to the ceiling/wall when closed and hardly noticeable. Lightweight and easy to clean. Repairs Made Easy with the Bozzon drywall access panels. Plastic access panels are installed at the initial or final stage of construction or renovation of both residential and commercial premises. It all depends on the wall decoration and design. In some cases, plastic hatches need to be painted in the color of the walls or pasted over with wallpaper. In this case, the panels must be installed prior to painting the walls and wallpapering. In all other cases, plastic panels can be installed at the very end of repair or construction work or during or after the repair of water supply or electrical networks. How to Install? 1. Measuring ? Use a template and level tool to help installers measure the hole?The template and level tool are not included). 2. Cutting ? To cut drywall, you will need a jab saw or knife . To cut around your outline, you can push the jab saw through the existing drywall or create starter holes with a drill. 3. Sanding ? Once, you?ve cut the holes, it?s important to sand the edges. This will ensure your frame fits securely in the hole. 4. Anchoring the Frame ? Use adhesive or silicone ( adhesive or silicone prepare by yourself ) for tight frame to complete installation.