EZ-FLO 8 Inch x 8 Inch Access Panel with Frame, 34020 White

but you must be exacting in your measurements. My extra work came because I cut the access hole a shade too small. Using it for access through the sink base to shut off valves I installed in the wall, I labored to get the hole exactly the right size. As another reviewer recommended, I added a small drawer knob to pull it free. Thanks! Great idea. I also added a small bolt (M4 ~ 25mm), lock washer and nut through the corner of the unit to the back of the cabinet. I was concerned that constant use (I hope I never NEED to use it to stop a leak) would pull the entire unit from the cabinet. Looks clean - good product.

Good quality panel that was the perfect size to cover the 9" x 10" hole that my plumber made when installing a new valve for our tub. This was easy to install and literally took me about 3 - 5 minutes to accomplish with some bonding glue to the panel which then stuck on my drywall. I used some clamps to let the glue (Loctite Power Grab Express All-Purpose Glue) set for about 12 hours (I probably didn't need that much time but I wanted to be safe) and then popped on the panel door. Super easy. I opted not to paint it but if I ever need to it looks like it will accept paint nicely.

Easy to install with Loc-Tite caulk over sheetrock for secure fit after cutting out hole to access outside faucet located in corner of garage wall. No mess with mudding/repairing sheetrock and quick access for any potential future issues with faucet.

I repaired a shower valve and cut a hole in the closet that was behind the shower in order to access the valve. I could have repaired the wall with drywall and compound, sanding and painting, but that would have meant if the shower valve ever needs to be replaced or repaired again I would have to go through the same thing again.This is the easiest way to cover up that hole and still maintain access. As other reviewers have mentioned it is plastic and it is not as attractive as drywall but in a closet I don't care what it looks like. This would also be an excellent product if you need to provide repair access.

I was very pleased with this access panel. It was easy to install, and snaps into place very nicely.

The panel itself is great, but when you read that the service opening is 14", count on the 13 5/8" it actually provides. I bought it because I needed the full 14" and was disappointed to find out that wasn't really the case.

I am severely underwhelmed. This is a cheap piece of plastic for $25? It does snap together but it is so tight that removing the cover will probably damage it. Looks awful on the wall. Do yourself a favor and make your own access door. Example: get a piece of sheetrock and screw on tabs to the rear and adhere that to inside of the wall with velcro and frame it with trim or get something better.

easy to install but has a lip so you have to have a cleared hole to put it in. Also cheaply made and easy to crack. So don't use it in a place you have to open often.