Bryant Electric RF406BP Pre-Assembled Flange, Cover, and Leveling Ring for Floor Boxes Poured in Concrete with 15A 125V Outlet Included, Brushed Brass Plate Solid

I needed two of these units to use in a 20 year old floor installation. I knew the dimensions were about 1 or 2 millimeters wider than needed, so used a drum sander on a drill to widen the installed pvc sleeve. Worked extremely well and fit perfectly. Good directions and good quality plug.

Could not understand why the difference in price between this item, and the exact same other one on this website, for almost DOUBLE the price.I thought maybe one brought more electrical components, so I bought both to be safe for when electricians came to install.Observations:1. They both look EXACTLY the same. The brass color almost indistinguishable between the two.2. One is made out of metal/brass.The less expensive one is made out of a plastic, hard shell polymer of some sort.3. You can tell the difference because of the weight. Brass one is twice as heavy as plastic one.4. The black top parts are made of soft rubber. Very pliable, and as you can see in pics, they cover the side of outlet if you're not using it.5. The GFCI outlets in pics I bought separately, b/c I wanted them to be water resistant, sturdier, etc. I recommend a light color GFCI (Light Grey in pics), so you can see inside when you're plugging in something. Black against a black background not great visibility, as GFCI is recessed about 2 inches.( The purple marks were made by electricians to align the screws of the base to the top ring, etc. )( I had both installed, in different rooms )Conclusion... Visually, they look EXACTLY the same. I would say that if it's going to be installed in the middle of a room where they're going to be stepped on, definitely go with the metal brass one. If it's going to be in a non traffic area, in a corner like mine are, then go with the less expensive plastic one. :)

Fit perfectly into the box already installed in our living room floor. No loger presents a tripping hazard and instructions were easy to follow. Just a bit of elbow grease and ingenuity to remove the existing piece, but that's primarily due to shotty workmanship from our builder.

The gray plastic was a good match for our floors and fulfilled its intended purpose. Don’t expect it to be on a par with the $60 brass ones that are much easier to access and use. I would also hesitate to use plastic in a high traffic area where subject to breaking. But it’s fine for the price and where ours are located.

Looks great. Had to replace old receptacle that was falling into the floor. Called electrician and he was able to replace it quickly. I would definitely recommend this one. See before and after photos.

The description says “KIT” and says a concrete box with different size conduit connections is included. NOT THE CASE. Ordered and had a replacement sent thinking it would be the full kit - nope. You’re paying a lot more for just an outlet. No way to install in slab as the description and title indicate. Huge miscommunication happening and Amazon customer service is ZERO help. Now we are ready to pour slab except for this holding us up.

Replaced old brass covers which required the plug cover (when in use) to be perpendicular to the cover-ugly. The brush filaments accommodates the cords perfectly. The outlets compliment and add a richness to our new install wood flooring.

Im sure they are great but they are bigger than your standard residential floor box. So beware ;-)