Timeline for New bookcases cover receptacles [duplicate]

Current License: CC BY-SA 4.0

14 events

when toggle format	what		by	license	comment
Dec 4 at 19:35	comment	added	Jasen		are theses books cases floor standing, or attached to the building
Dec 4 at 16:34	comment	added	Chris H		Here's another options (the question was about how)
Dec 4 at 13:48	history	duplicates list edited	isherwood		duplicates list edited from What do I do with receptacles behind built-ins?, Ok to conceal electrical junction box under cabinet behind removable toe-kick, What are the options for putting cabinets in front of receptacles?, Does NEC require junction boxes to be accessible without tools? to What do I do with receptacles behind built-ins?, Ok to conceal electrical junction box under cabinet behind removable toe-kick, What are the options for putting cabinets in front of receptacles?, Does NEC require junction boxes to be accessible without tools?, Exposed Electrical Cabling Inside Cabinet
Dec 4 at 13:44	history	duplicates list edited	isherwood		duplicates list edited from What are the options for putting cabinets in front of receptacles? to What do I do with receptacles behind built-ins?, Ok to conceal electrical junction box under cabinet behind removable toe-kick, What are the options for putting cabinets in front of receptacles?, Does NEC require junction boxes to be accessible without tools?
Dec 4 at 13:43	history	closed	isherwood electrical		Duplicate of What are the options for putting cabinets in front of receptacles?
Dec 4 at 11:48	answer	added	user345853		timeline score: 0
Dec 3 at 17:57	history	edited	Machavity		edited tags
Dec 3 at 17:48	answer	added	AdamO		timeline score: 0
Dec 3 at 17:34	comment	added	AdamO		Are you living in the US?
Dec 3 at 16:50	answer	added	manassehkatz-Moving 2 Codidact		timeline score: 2
Dec 3 at 14:51	comment	added	Huesmann		You would need to cut a hole in the back of the bookcase to be able to access the original junction box in the future, and then cover the hole. Could use an access panel or just a piece of bookcase backing.
Dec 3 at 14:31	comment	added	crip659		Accessible means only using your hands to get at it. Need to use a screwdriver/hammer is no.
S Dec 3 at 14:24	review	First questions
Dec 3 at 17:09
S Dec 3 at 14:24	history	asked	Michael Flood	CC BY-SA 4.0