Bud Industries JBH-4960-KO Steel NEMA 1 Sheet Metal Box 10" L x 10" W x 4" D, Gray

Great product and reasonable price.

After much research, I purchased this item to be used as a simple "lock box" to store keys and other such "things". I found this item to be a perfect solution as opposed to purchasing expensive "lock boxes" that need not be so sophisticated or expensive. The simple "lock screw" works perfectly fine for my needs as a key lock is not needed for my application. The box is well made, durable and perfect for my use ... especially because "I like to think outside the box"! Ha, Ha! You too may find a use for this beyond its typical electrical connection design/use! Thank you ... KCL

This is a metal box, with a hinged door and latch. It is solidly built, and works. I bought 2 of these to use in the back of a media closet install, where I made about 60 jumper connections for speaker wires and network cables. The knockouts provided many sized choices, and I used conduit cable clamps to hold my wires in place. Though not required in my area, I like to use metal junction boxes like this when doing low voltage speaker/video/network cable wiring or junctions, to keep things tidy, in place, and others curious hands away. This box comes with a grounding standoff and bolt, which I didn't use. It comes pre-assemebled and well packed, but between pieces of that white foam that always breaks up and gets those little white pieces everywhere. I really dislike that stuff. The latch IS NOT LOCKING. I actually preferred this, as it means there was no key to loose, or use. A large flat head screw driver open and closes the latch when the door is closed.

This is a well made and nicely-painted box about the same gauge as a heavy 1900 box. However, you really have no choice but to use the full 1" knockout on the 1"/3/4" knockouts and the full 3/4" knocks on the 3/4"/1/2" knocks because the intermediate knockout rings are cut too aggressively so the whole knockout comes out. I only needed 3/4" knockouts, but was forced to use the on-inch ones because some of the intermediate cuts between the inner and outer cuts on the 1"/3/4" knocks were cut completely through. It was not critical in my application because there are no code compliance issues and I am using grommets, not box connectors. It is also offered in box with no knockouts.

Very nice quality junction box from the once mighty Budd Company in Detroit. Not sure who made this and maybe Budd is still around but I do not know or care. Using it to house a 120 VAC temperature controller off my garage breaker panel. (See photo) I am an electrical engineer and we easily paid 2 to 4 times this price for similar boxes for industrial applications over my 30+ years. I would have expected to pay more for this quality. Very pleased this was NOT a cheesy, flimsy tin box. Good seller - quick delivery without issues.

I bought this box to run 6 NM-B cables into. I could have use a 4 11/16 square box with blank cover, but this was in an attic, wired while standing on a tall step ladder, and I really wanted some extra room in the box. Even though I spent $15 on this box, it was so nice to have plenty of room for all 6 cables and it was a breeze to connect everything together and fold into the box. Quality was excellent and I have no complaints except for the price. $10 would be more reasonable.

I use this to house a Unifi Flex switch outside. The switch is already weatherproof, but it can't hurt to add some extra protection. The box is extra sturdy and looks great. It has knockouts that can be a bit hard to get out, but that's a good thing.

I needed a box that would hold two separate power sources and this box worked great. Very sturdy and can be locked to keep kids from messing with it. It worked great. The old one I had was very hard to fit the two smaller boxes in to protect them from the weather.

Very nice Solid build looks very durable

A buen precio, y excelente calidad.

good price, good quality. good deal.

Very good quality box

A solid spacious and inexpensive box modernized for housing both, my emergency gas generator connection, and an existing underground wire from a detached garage. Highly recommended.