SUMASAI Plumbing Access Panel 12 x 12 Inch With Removable Hinged Door - Reinforced Durable Plastic Drywall Access Door White

The panel arrived quickly and was very easy to install, even for someone with limited experience. The panel seems durable, which gives me peace of mind that it will last for years.One of the things I appreciate most about this access panel is its design. It is sleek and stylish, blending seamlessly with the wall and not standing out like an eyesore. I left mine white, but it is paintable if you really want it to blend in. I also love how compact it is, allowing me to access my shower valves without having to remove large sections of my shiplap wall.The panel also provides ample space for me to maneuver, allowing me to access the shower valves without feeling cramped or limited.

Just have to cut the hole correctly. In my case, plumber already cut hole and I just had to find a cover that fit to the hole he cut. With some minor work, fit really well. Tight enough I didn't feel I needed to any thing else to keep in place.

Installed this panel for easy access to my plumbing. Works great! Easy install! Tools needed: sheet rock saw, flat head screwdriver, pencil, and a bubble level. You could pre-draw the sqaure hole at 11.625 inch by 11.625 inch (11 5/8" x 11 5/8"). But the way I did it was I popped the panel open. Placed the trim piece in the location I needed. Used a level to make sure it was level. And traced the inside square with a pencil (picture of my finger showing what to trace). Used the sheetrock saw to cut the square out. Test fit the trim piece. It was still a little tight so used the saw to trim it until It was just slightly bigger. For a tight fit. Doing it that way I didn't have to use adhesive. Only reason for 4 stars. I wish there was more size variety.

This product work perfect for my need. It is easy to install. look good and can access my plumbing as needed

I bought this access panel before tile job and are so glad we did, we ended up meeting to access the pipes behind the wall and without this panel we would’ve had to remove tile. The only bad thing about the panel is that it could easily get damaged or destroyed if you have to get in it due to using it a flat screwdriver to open