Customer Reviews for VEVOR Access Panel for Drywall Ceiling 16

Nicely made, full hinge, nice brushed finish.

Good quality and easy to install.

Good quality and easy to install.

Fast delivery, came in with good protection boxe. Exactly like what I saw on the site. Good quality and easy to install. Needed it to access a drain pipe on the roof.

un peu leger mais pour le prix ça va tres bien

un peu leger mais pour le prix ça va tres bien

The metal is thinner gauge then the usually ones I purchase. It's square and mounts easily and works for the purpose of provide ease of access to something behind a wall. I would say if you have a fire code, or outdoor use or structural concern say something heavy mounted above, then this may not be the best choice. However for the price point it is a good indoor access panel for simple access requirements. Example I used this to be able to access a radiant manifold in a basement located in a bathroom and is covered by a mirror. So access is to simply remove mirror off of mounting bracket, then you get access to this access panel, open it, and you can drain, flush the manifold, change flow rates, etc. Once finished, close this access panel, place mirror back on mounts covering the access panel.

The cut out for this door is 24 1/4 x 24 1/4 spec sheet said 24. I had to go back in and cut another quarter inch out works as promised door is a little light a little on the thin side, but for the price I can’t really beat it. I’m gonna put a piece of foam for insulation on the back of the door. But other than that, I’m not disappointed visor always has decent products.

The cut out for this door is 24 1/4 x 24 1/4 spec sheet said 24. I had to go back in and cut another quarter inch out works as promised door is a little light a little on the thin side, but for the price I can’t really beat it. I’m gonna put a piece of foam for insulation on the back of the door. But other than that, I’m not disappointed visor always has decent products.

Sturdy access door. Used 24x24 to access space under stairs. Mounting flange too narrow though, barely wider than the drywall, making it hard to screw into studs behind drywall. Also the screw holes on door side inaccessible when I could only open door 90 degrees, not full 180, due to other wall in the way.