Co. 6" x 6" x 3" Weather & Dust Proof PS Plastic Junction Conduit Box Enclosure (5.5"x5.5"x3" Interior Dimension) 1 Pack

The box is great. It is solid, looks great, no issues

Great little box. Used to house a wireless reversing contactor for a linear actuator on my tilting solar arrays. Simple, water tight. Just what I needed. They might consider throwing in a few pennies and include 4 screws that fit the access holes under the cover screws for mounting. Make a great product better. Just sayin.Would I buy it again? More than likely will be as I expand.

Great product, shipping and packaging

Works for what I need but not a well built box

I ordered one that was listed as previously owned and returned, rated Good condition with minor exterior wear and tear, at a substantial discount. This one was still wrapped in original cellophane and showed little-to-no-wear - as close to off the shelf condition as I would expect from new. Perfect size for the project I have in mind. All good - happy with purchase.

This box may be good for something, but I do not know what. Should have returned this when it arrived as it is very thin plastic, but I did not want the hassle of the return, thought it might work, WRONG! This thing is useless in the real world. Cracks and will support nothing mounted to it. More junk for the landfill and pollution of earth. These companies that manufacture this type of waste should be tarred and feathered. You are truly on your own in this world.

This clearly was not a new item. Two of the screws were partially stripped. The box was scratched. Also, the gasket doesn't sit in the groove properly, making it difficult to impossible to achieve a weather-proof seal. If I push it down into the groove, it just pops up somewhere elseUPDATE: After installing the box, I'm adding back one star. I'm only going up to 3 stars because I'm still annoyed at receiving a cosmetically-damaged, obviously used product when I thought I was buying a new one, but it does seem this box will be (barely) good-enough for what I need.The partially-stripped screws still worked fine if I use a large enough screwdriver, and I was pleasantly surprised to discover these plastic screws occupy only the first one-third of a through-hole with a partial bulkhead, making it easy to mount the box by putting mounting screws (not included) in the holes behind the visible plastic screws that hold the cover closed. Also, somehow the gasket learned to sit flat, so that's not a problem anymore. I was also happy to find it was relatively easy to drill through the bottom of the box to create cable entry points without the plastic shattering (the drill bit scraped off neat strips of plastic cleanly, with no breakage to the adjacent plastic). I used a normal auger-style drill bit, so I'm not sure if a hole saw bit or a blade-type bit would work as well, but I imagine a hole-saw bit would have worked.Even with the cover screwed closed, and seeing that the gasket sits flat, I am mildly concerned about how weather-proof this is. Looking at the seam between the cover and main box body, it looks like the cover bows out slightly in the middle, so it may only have a very good compressed gasket seal in the areas near the screws in the corner. Nonetheless, it looks like it is sealed, but not sealed so well that I won't worry about it forever.

I like this for the price. Plastic phillips screws. Not good for security, but easy to open. Seems to hold up to UV and water. It has a seal around the panel. I'd use it in resi and light commercial.