Going to install the electricity in the garage now. Planning to have 11mm OSB + 13mm plasterboard... The electrical boxes are probably made either for single plasterboard (13mm) or double plasterboard (26mm)... I've never worked with electricity but how do you solve this?

Grateful for any answers!!
 
If one has not worked with electricity, one calls an electrician.
 
Then the depth will be sufficient if you take it for double gypsum, you set them so that they do not protrude beyond the finished wall.
 
Do they have to sit exactly flush with the finished wall, or is it better to set them back a few mm?
 
Make sure they don't stick out, it's better if they are positioned a bit further in instead.
 
okay thank you very much. Where should one order the stuff from then? Any site with reasonable prices and good quality?
 
Look at junction boxes called VP-2 that have an adjustable ring.
 
Worth double the price for them? So you can adjust them in depth?
 
Mikael_L
VP-2 boxes with an adjustable ring are the solution to your problem and a damn good box. Choose one with a ring adjustable between 13-26mm.

A cheaper alternative is Étman, which is somewhat Chinese-made, but pretty OK anyway. It has an adjustable ring and can be purchased at a few places, including: http://biltema.se/sv/Bygg/El/Fast-installation/Apparatdosa-46237/ http://www.jula.se/enkelgipsdosa-412011 It has managed to get into more stores, I know, but I can't remember where else I've seen it. There is Étman engraved in the plastic on the bottom, inside. I bought mine from Biltema, chose the one for single drywall. I have installed about 100 of them in the house. Then I screwed the ring up about 9-10mm after the drywall has been placed on the OSB, so it lies just below the surface. It's possibly a bit tight if the ring handles 13+13mm, so if you have double drywall, you take the double drywall box.
 
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