The Legrand installation boxes form the foundation of any wiring system. Whether you’re dealing with new-builds or renovations, these boxes house connections, switches, outlets, and ensure that cables are safe, accessible and code-compliant. Legrand markets a full line of electrical boxes made from durable thermoplastic or metal, designed to cut install time and reduce callbacks
In practice, specifying Legrand installation boxes means choosing from a known brand, consistent parts across jobs, and simplifying maintenance downstream. If your contractor uses different brands for boxes, fittings and supports, you end up managing more SKUs and potential mismatches.
When the aim is a flush, invisible finish in drywall or masonry, the Legrand flush mounting boxes are the right choice. These boxes are designed for “old work” or new construction, feature quick-mount brackets or swing clips, and maintain the correct depth for trim plates and switches.
From an installation viewpoint: select the correct gang size (single, double, triple), check the knock-out count, and ensure the box material suits the environment (thermoplastic for non-metallic conduit, steel for metallic). Boxes pre-integrated with auto-clamps or adjustable depth are particularly helpful in fast-turn projects.
For surface wiring, exposed conduits or renovations where in-wall mounting is impossible, the Legrand surface boxes provide robust support. These boxes are used on concrete, brick or existing walls, often with screw or anchor fixings rather than being built into the wall.
As a procurement note: surface boxes allow you to minimise wall cut-outs, speed up installation, and reduce dust or disruption — especially relevant in occupied buildings or retrofit scenarios.
In commercial, industrial or multi-unit residential builds you’ll often specify the Legrand electrical enclosures / junction boxes for aggregating wiring, protecting terminations and enabling service access. These might be flush or surface mount, modular or fixed size, and must meet mechanical and electrical ratings (IP, IK, material).
For specification: verify knock-out patterns, load capacity, fire rating, accessibility for maintenance, and compatibility with downstream device housings. Using Legrand enclosures across a project simplifies parts lists and ensures consistency in service contracts.
Standardisation is valuable when rolling out multiple units or buildings. The Legrand modular installation boxes let you use the same box size, cover plates and accessories across a series of rooms or floors, reducing logistics complexity and inventory variety.
From a maintenance / lifecycle viewpoint: fewer SKUs, same brand for box and cover means fewer surprises when replacements are needed. Future-proofing becomes simpler if you design on one brand this early.
For electricians, contractors and wholesale distributors, the Legrand installation boxes category offers a strong value proposition.
Bank of Lamps supplies the full range of Legrand installation boxes, enclosures, surface and flush mounting systems with:
If you’re sourcing boxes and enclosures for large installations, renovation projects or multi-site roll-outs — specifying Legrand installation boxes reduces part variance, streamlines maintenance and improves installation consistency.