Customer Reviews for VEVOR Access Panel for Drywall Ceiling 16"x16" Plumbing Reinforced Access Door

This company makes above average, well built, and great value products. This were installed for a customer that wanted nicer access panels in their home. These metal panels replaced the typical “homemade” painted board/cut drywall drop in with cheap wood molding. It’s a nice clean look.

Nice fit latched good perfect for what I needed

I asked for 24 x 24 door this was 24 x 26. I had to cut two inches off the home. The side the door is on covers the screw holes for securing the door so I had to drill holes in the outer flat side of door jamb for screws. This is not as easy to install as stated, but nothing is anymore! It's in place, but it took 6 hours to cut and install with different engineering!

Purchase two of these and they are made well the cabinet opens and closes easy also easy to install with the pre-drilled holes

It is durable and easy to install. I used it to gain access to a newly installed whirlpool bath tub pump and water service and electrical lines from an adjoining laundry room, if need be. It filled the bill.

This door is awesome! Makes for very easy access to my plumbing and looks great on!

Do your due diligence. For example, I put my wood blocks at each hole to secure door. There are 8 screw holes. Personally, I think 2 at the top and 2 at the bottom will suffice. The screws I used to hold the wood blocks at each screw hole were covered with mud and sanded/painted before screwing the door to the blocks.

This door has held up over the year and still looks great. I use stainless steel cleaner spray to keep it clean.

reçu très rapidement et correspond entièrement à mes attente je recommande

These things do, in fact, have seams in the corners of the face of the frame. The intent of these is to be weather-resistant for direct outdoor use, and having cut seams in the corners isn't exactly beneficial to that end. I contacted the company VEVOR directly. They apologized and suggested I use CAULK on the seams. Absolutely not! Crazy to suggest that on brand new doors. The aesthetics of doing so would look atrocious. Another thing to consider is the mounting frame depth is great...if you're mounting to the frame of the outdoor kitchen you're building. If you put 1/2\" sheathing of any kind (fiberboard, cement board, whatever) over top of the frame, the mounting holes don't reach far enough back to mount directly to the frame in an appropriate way. Ultimately I think this is one of those \"get what you pay for\" things. But let's be clear. These still aren't cheap. It's less than $10 in materials, bent, minimally welded, and shipped out.