Legrand’s RFBA10R55OG Wiremold 10-gang rectangular cover floor box enables easy wire pulling in adjacent compartments and around corners, reducing the overall cost for most cabling requirements. It is available in either a standard, zinc-plated construction or a lightweight, slab-on-grade finish with fusion-bonded epoxy corrosion-resistant paint.

Snake Tray’s CM708-05-0024 data distribution box is designed for low-profile floors and occupies 2¾ in. of height in an access floor. There is a removable locking solid cover, dimpled floor stand-offs and built-in strain relief points for Velcro straps. Device brackets are movable to accommodate different size components.

Bryant’s RF515SS 1-gang residential floor and wall box has a pre-assembled flange and cover for fast installation. The top screw fastening and side joist mounting are provided. It offers height-accessible adjustments after the box is mounted.

Leviton’s PFTR1-BZ pop-up floor box has a 15A tamper-resistant receptacle. It has a terminal block that is prewired for easy access, so users can just insert the wires and tighten the screws. The metal cover recesses into the floor when not in use, which reduces above-floor height to ¼ in.

Southwire’s FBCVBR-GTR brass floor box kit features a pop-up cover design that retracts when not in use. It has a simple “drop-in” floor design, and can be used in tile or carpet finishes. The kit includes device, box and cover, and it features tab locking covers.

 Raco’s 6239ACBP floor box is a concealed duplex receptacle and includes power and USB charging. It is for structural wood floors to hide plugs and prevent them from being disconnected. Either side of the receptacle can be used with a closed cover.

Arlington Industries’ UL listed, economical, gangable concrete floor box is a single-gang, nonmetallic box that locks together to make a two- or three-gang box. After building the box, add the single-, two- or three-gang brass or nickel-plated cover kit with furniture feed and insert with combination 2-in. and 1-in. threaded openings.

Arlington Industries’ listed pop-up floor box kit with stainless steel or black stainless trapdoor cover closes flush, preventing water intrusion and damage to the device inside. It includes a 20A receptacle, or you can install one of your own with no need to dismantle the hinge.

Bryant’s residential floor and wall box features a pre-assembled flange and cover for fast installation. There is a top screw fastening and side joist mounting provided. It features height-accessible adjustments after the box is mounted.

FSR’s 10-in. fire-rated poke-thru floor box combines flexibility through a recessed mounting bracket to accommodate a wide assortment of power, data and audio/video connection options. The entire cover door swings open 180° and the two smaller cable access doors fold down for cable egress, all while the cover door is secure.

Arlington’s UL Listed, gangable concrete floor box locks together to make a two- or three-gang box that accommodates a zinc or plastic cover in black, gray, brown, caramel or light almond. The cover hinges on either side, and the kit includes receptacle and low-voltage inserts.

Legrand’s Evolution series floor box can be used on carpeted, wood, tile and more floor surfaces. Each surface-style cover is made of die-cast aluminum and is equipped with a hinge that enables the cover to rotate open 180 degrees. The slide egress doors lock in the open position and automatically close around the cables when the cover is closed.

Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems’ RAFB4BLK 4-gang recessed round floorbox is designed for use in raised access or wood floors. It mounts in floors ¾–2½ in. thick. There are equal size device plates for installation flexibility, and the 8-in. diameter fits in air-diffuser holes.

Legrand’s LEGFB1DRN rectangular floor box kit includes the box, cover and a 15A tamper-resistant receptacle. It can be installed on carpet, wood, natural stone and tile floors that have a wooden subfloor. Users can choose from nickel or brass plates to blend in seamlessly with most residential flooring types.

Orbit Industries’ flip-lid floor box enables customers to adjust box depth on the job. It features hinged outlet covers to prevent children from inserting fingers or objects. It is available in 1- or 2-gang models, brushed brass or stainless-steel finishes and 20A tamper-resistant outlets or low-voltage jacks.

Arlington Industries’ FLBR5420AB recessed floor box kit features two low-voltage openings with a built-in driver, an ultra-thin stamped steel flange and flush-to-the-floor in-use and blank covers. It installs with a hole saw in existing floors. Four mounting wing screws attach the 24½-in3 box securely to the floor.

Leviton’s 2-gang poke-through floor box is designed for retrofit commercial applications. It features adjustable anchoring clips and a two-piece construction that allows the device to self-level up to four degrees. The aluminum covers are available in five different configurations in four powder-coated finishes. It features multiple low-voltage divider slots for different device widths.

Snake Tray’s metal circular floor box offers data and power reception module for workstations. The round design allows for the module to be installed in the same size opening as standard air diffusers. Its optional integrated circuit breaker eliminates power disruptions to other electrical devices in the area.

Bryant’s 15A and 125V RF151R drop-in floor box is made of a solid brass flange and cover. Its height is adjustable up to 3/4 in. It features an optional low-voltage divider and recession options to minimize plug protrusion.

ABB’s Steel City 8-in. recessed poke-through floor box features five gangs and is round to fit into a drilled hole. Two gangs are dedicated for power, while the remaining three gangs can be individually configured for any combination of power and data. The center compartment is rated for a wiring device of up to 50A. 

Orbit Industries’ 125V AC pop-up floor box and 20A duplex receptacle is tamper-resistant and designed for carpet, tile or wood floor. It is also rated for countertop applications. It is available in brass or stainless steel.

Arlington Industries’ two-gang, steel, floor box kits give installers a low-cost way to install a receptacle and two low-voltage openings in a new or existing floor. The combination boxes with an installed divider have brass- or nickel-plated metal covers with flip lids that deliver flush-to-the-floor installation. The gasketed covers also hide miscut flooring.

Leviton’s pop-up floor box features a metal cover that recesses into the floor when not in use. It provides easy access to power in rooms where traditional in-wall receptacles cannot be used. It is available for different flooring types in residential and commercial applications, and it comes in four finishes.

Leviton’s pop-up floor boxes are available in multiple configurations and four finishes. They have a low profile, allowing them to recess into the floor with minimal exposure above the finished floor. They have wiring devices prewired to a terminal block for easy wiring access and installation and a side latch open/close mechanism.

Arlington Industries’ FLBC8500 interlocking, nonmetallic, gangable floor box kits are designed for new concrete. They have connections on opposing sides so they can be locked together to create a two- or three-gang box that accommodates a brass or nickel-plated brass gasketed cover. Covers can be installed with the hinge on either side.

Arlington Industries’ FLBC4502 4¹/₂-in. heavy-duty plastic, nonmetallic concrete floor box has six conduit hubs and four plugs. It provides three options for positioning the low-voltage divider in the box. Users can add a reversible leveling ring to install a 6-in. cover. One side of the ring fits 3¹/₂-in. screw hole patterns, and the other fits a 3³/₈-in. screw hole pattern. Click here for more.

Arlington Industries’ Drop-in floor box kit is designed for a quick, flush installation using a single hole saw. Its brass or nickel-plated metal covers with gasketed lids sit into a 0.04-in.-thick plated steel flange that sits flush with the floor to prevent trip hazard. Oversized carpet rings for hiding cut ends of carpet sold separately.

Arlington Industries' FLBC4502 4.5-in. nonmetallic concrete floor box has six conduit hubs and four plugs. The reversible FLBC4502LR leveling ring can install any 6-in. cover on any 4¹/₂-in. concrete box. Side A fits any 6-in. round cover with a 3¹/₂-in. screw hole pattern. Side B has a second set of holes that fit 6-in. covers with a 3³/₈-in. screw hole pattern.

Arlington Industries’ drop-in floor box kit can be installed quickly with a single hole saw. It is available with brass or nickel-plated metal covers with gasketed flip lids to keep water out. The 0.04-in.-thick plated steel flange sits flush with the floor to prevent trip hazards. It is cULus Listed.


Allied Moulded Products’ two-gang floor box features a brass flip-lid cover and one tamper-resistant decorative device with a provision for an additional device or up to four low-voltage keystone plug-ins. It meets scrub-water exclusion tests.

Arlington Industries’ drop-in, flush-to-floor box kit is available with brass- or nickel-plated metal covers with gasketed lids and 0.04-in.-thick plated steel flanges. 


Arlington Industries’ UL-listed steel floor box kit features single- and two-gang steel boxes with metal covers that create a flush-to-the-floor receptacle. The gasketed brass or nickel-plated brass covers fit Arlington brand and other manufacturer’s boxes, prevent water intrusion and include flip lids or threaded plugs that protect the box when not in use. 


Arlington Industries’ drop-in floor box kits install nearly flush in existing floors. Designed for a neat installation, these floor boxes install with a single hole saw cut. They accommodate most 3¹/₂-in. standard covers and Arlington’s round low-profile covers, which sit ¹/₈ in. off the floor and seat into a nonmetallic ring to reduce trip hazards. 


Arlington Industries’ UL-listed adjustable floor box fits floor heights up to 2 in. and can be used in new or retrofit work. A round or rectangular gasketed cover prevents water intrusion, and threaded plugs or flip lids protect the box. Five nonmetallic covers and two metal covers—brass and nickel-plated—are available. 


Arlington's UL-listed adjustable floor boxes are the low-cost way to install a receptacle in the floor. For new or retrofit work, they fit varying floor heights up to 2 in. Round and rectangular gasketed covers prevent water intrusion. Threaded plugs or flip lids protect the box. Non-metallic covers come in five colors; metal covers come in brass or nickel-plated. Click here for more information.

Arlington Industries’ FLBCF101LA floor box kit comes with a rectangular, light almond cover with two flip lids. It is designed for new concrete pours and includes spacers for adjusting the box to the finished floor height. Additional nonmetallic and metallic covers, and threaded plug options are available. 

Arlington Industries’ one-gang, nonmetallic floor box with a gasketed box cover comes in four: white, black, brown and light almond. The cover gasket prevents water intrusion and threaded plugs (or flip lids) protect receptacle when not in use.