"Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Dave Plowman (News)" writes:
However, they're more
expensive than steel ones and not so neat - you'll see their lip behind
the socket. And this looks dreadful with brass, etc, sockets, or those
super slim ones.

Not a problem if you skim the plasterboard after putting the box in.

--
Andrew Gabriel

"Dry liners" are a product of the Devil regardless of fitting before or
after skimming.

Metal back boxes and a wooden batten wins every time for a proper job.

Adam