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It appears that round receptacle boxes are used as standard, though square boxes will work in many cases. [https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2652683/junction-box-round-or-rectangle] | |||
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It appears that round receptacle boxes are used as standard, though square boxes will work in many cases. [1]