10" Round Access Panel for Ceiling and Wall - Adjustable from 6 to 9 inches - Ceiling Hole Cover - for Electrical, Plumbing, Cables, HVAC, Speaker and LED Holes - Durable Plastic Panel

I purchased the Easy Exs Round Access Panel for Wall and Ceiling, and I am pleased to report that it met all my expectations. The product is exactly as described and provided the perfect solution for my needs.Product Description: The access panel is well-made and fits seamlessly into both wall and ceiling installations. It has a clean, minimalistic design that blends in well with any decor, making it a discreet yet functional addition to my home.Ease of Installation: One of the standout features of this product is how easy it was to install. The instructions were clear, and the panel snapped into place without any hassle. This made the entire installation process quick and straightforward, even for someone with limited DIY experience.Functionality: The access panel is designed to provide easy access to hidden cables, plumbing, or electrical components, and it does so effectively. It opens and closes smoothly, and the secure fit ensures that it stays in place. This functionality is exactly what I needed for my project.Overall Satisfaction: In conclusion, the Easy Exs Round Access Panel exceeded my expectations in every way. Its design, ease of installation, and functionality are all top-notch. I highly recommend this product to anyone in need of a reliable and aesthetically pleasing access panel.

These covers fit perfectly and were easy to install. Good value

Bought multiple of these for covering holes made when moving cameras around in areas that will need another camera in the future.The product works very well and is super easy to install. We also painted them to match the ceiling and they look extremely professional. Definitely recommend for anyone that needs a temporary solution to keep your ceiling clean from visible holes.

I bought these to cover 5 flood lamp openings in a loft space ceiling in our Cape Cod home. Years ago some yahoo went through all the work of creating living space, but didn't think to insulate around each flood light fixture. Literally, you could look into the crawl space open to the outdoors when you unscrewed a light bulb. Instead of ripping out the ceiling and adding insulating cones over each fixture, the saner, cheaper option was to forsake the lights and cover over the openings. Seriously, a ridiculous lighting setup in our particular case. After disconnecting power to the lights, I filled the fixture cavities with mineral rock insulation--I have a LARGE aversion to using fiberglass. How did these work? Well enough, but not as well as I expected. Here are the cons and pros--Pros:- Easy assembly- Blends in well with a ceiling. You don't notice them.- Inexpensive fix.Cons:- While they are advertised to work with a 6" minimum size opening, at this dimension the spring gets in the way of two opposing gripping tabs when inserting. The gripping parts struggle to fully insert into a hole of this size. Several times the spring detached on a cover while installing, and they flew out of my hands.- Had to apply a "generous" amount of double-sided foam picture hanging tape to the undersides to keep them up against the ceiling. One still doesn't fully seat and another separates a little bit on one side, even after numerous re-seatings. I may have to graduate these two to heavy duty tape, which might only succeed in pealing off the paint.- Pivot/attachment points for the spring are weak--one busted after the whole thing flew out of my hands. The moveable sprung gripper doesn't slide well in its track without some light lubrication, and at the minimum 6" diameter setting it actually is partially out of the track--hence the reason the spring will pop out and the unit explodes out of your hands.This is a product that does what it is designed to do, but I feel it it struggles to work with a standard 6" ceiling floodlight opening, which is pretty much a standard for indoor home lighting. The plastic is a little on the weak side, breakage at the spring retention points is possible when installing. The spring gets in its own way when working with a 6" hole, too. Unfortunately, the track that the movable gripper slides in doesn't extend inward far enough to keep the gripper fully seated at this minimum sizing. I'm sure with a larger hole this cover works well, eliminating most of the concerns I have with the product. Would I buy more if needed? Definitely. Do I recommend the product? Yes, but 'Caveat Emptor' if one is buying this to cover a 6" hole.

Good plate. Fit perfectly for hole 5". Look nice on my celling. Product was packed good in plastic.

Used this to replace a light fixture in the ceiling but didn’t want to disassemble the j-box unit entirely. Pops right in and looks clean. Very low profile.

Product arrived quickly and was very easy to install! And it’s adjustable so it fits a variety of different size holes.

There are multiple ways to connect to the hole being covered and that is very helpful!