How To Fix A Sunken Outlet With Spacers

In this video we teach you how to fix a sunken outlet with spacers. If your outlet is sunken in or broken this video will show you how you can use spacers: https://amzn.to/3XMiIgd .
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The spacers can be used to shim the back of the outlet which then allows you tobring the flush with the wall. If your outlet is not flush with the wall the spacers are a great option to get both the outlet flush with the wall and prevent the outlet from moving.

Using Outlet Spacers can fix a loose electrical outlet, a sunken outlet, a broken outlet or a drooping outlet.

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