I have 4 outlets in my garage mounted in an exposed box where they do not seem to be centered. (This seems to be a 4-11/16" box.)
Removing the cover plate reveals that each pair of outlets is only mounted to the box by one corner, which seems pretty sketchy.
How should I fix this so that the outlets are mounted properly? It seems like I have a few different options:
Replace the cover plate with a 4-11/16" cover with openings for 2 duplex outlets and mount the outlets to that.
Add a 4-11/16" 2-device mud ring, mount the outlets to that, and reuse the existing cover plate.
Replace the box with a smaller 2-gang 4" box, mount the outlets to that, and reuse the existing cover plate.
Replace the box with a smaller 4" junction box, replace the cover with a 4" cover with openings for 2 duplex outlets, and mount the outlets to that.
Are all of these acceptable options? What are some reasons to prefer or avoid any of these approaches? I assume that replacing the box would be more work since I'd have to disconnect and reconnect the outlets. If it matters, each pair of outlets is on a separate breaker, and I am in the US.