Ceiling, floor, and wall mount access panels have a panel opening that is up to _{1 1/4"} smaller than the cutout.

Ceiling and wall mount access panels have a panel opening that is up to _5/8" smaller than the cutout.

Ceiling- and wall-mount panels have a hinged access panel and a cam latch to keep them closed. Made of primed steel, they’re durable to withstand impacts and secure to resist tampering. After fastening the frame to the surface of your wall or ceiling, cover the flange with drywall compound. The panel and hinges will remain visible. The panel opening is up to _5/8" smaller than the cutout.

Ceiling-mount panels are made of drywall to blend seamlessly with your ceiling. They have drop-in doors that are held in place by gravity. Access the space behind the panel by simply pushing up on the door and moving it out of the way. After fastening the frame in your ceiling’s drywall, use drywall tape to secure the edges. Smooth drywall compound over the frame to blend them with the surface. For a cohesive look, you can paint them to match your ceiling. The panel opening is up to 6" smaller than the cutout.

Panels with fixed frames have a hinged door and cam latch. The panel opening is _1” smaller than the cutout.

Panels with adjustable frames slide apart on notched tabs to change height and width in _3/8” increments. The panel attaches to the frame magnetically and can be removed completely. Pry the panel open with a screwdriver. This is helpful for tight spaces where there’s not enough room to swing open a hinged door panel. The panel opening is _{1 1/4”} smaller than the cutout.