Polystyrene Plumbing Access Panel Drywall Access Door with Removable Hinged Door

• ✅ Access panels are a commonly used building device that provide easy access to plumbing, electrical, HVAC or duct systems. Multi-use and they have concealed-hinge that open to plumbing valves, wiring or duct systems encased in the wall.
• ✅ Plastic Access Door is designed to provide easy access to walls and ceilings. The high impact Styrene plastic with UV Stabilized for outdoor use, WILL NOT fade or corrode.
• ✅ Installation drywall access panels is a quick, convenient DIY job, easy to handle. Access panel is reversible - can be flush mounted or surface mounted. Flush to frame — rounded safety corners, one piece outside flange with 3/4" deep mounting frame. 
• SELF-CONTAINED access panel, requires no framing, screws, latches or fasteners.
• ✅ Drywall access panels are used for sturdy plastic and textured surface to increase surface area and maximally adhesion so that the panel surface painting easily and maximally reduce the chances of cracking and flaking paint. It can be painted to match the existing wall color.
• ✅ Access panels are constructed with durable high impact polystyrene plastic is best suited for indoor use whether it be a Home, Hotel or Office. 

How to Install?

1. Measuring – Use a template to help installers measure the hole.（ access panel come without template )

2. Cutting ­­– To cut drywall, you will need a jab saw. To cut around your outline, you can push the jab saw through the existing drywall or create starter holes with a drill.

3. Sanding ­­– Once, you’ve cut the holes, it’s important to sand the edges. This will ensure your frame fits securely in the hole.

4. Anchoring the Frame – Use adhesive ( adhesive prepare by yourself ) for tight frame to complete installation.

How to choose a suitable access doors?

Plastic Access Panels are designed to provide easy access to walls and ceilings. Access panels are constructed from a variety of materials, including steel and aluminum, sturdy plastic, and gypsum board. 

Aside from material, the biggest consideration is weight.

 Drywall and gypsum – a material often used in the construction of ceilings – aren’t the sturdiest building materials, which makes it difficult to attach an access panel made from heavy steel or aluminum.