No they are going to be junction boxes closed up with covers
An odd request - conecting multiple boxes
I am working on something and I have to mount and connect about 10 - 4x4 boxes side-by-each 
on a piece of wood. I'm looking for any ideas for a quicker and cheaper way instead of using chase nipples and lock rings.
They don't necessarily have to be mounted tight together.
I know some NM connectors have a snap in option on both ends but I need to run individual conductors and don't think they are approved for that.
If this works out, I will be building may of these in the future so the least expensive and quickest option would be beneficial.
on a piece of wood. I'm looking for any ideas for a quicker and cheaper way instead of using chase nipples and lock rings.They don't necessarily have to be mounted tight together.
I know some NM connectors have a snap in option on both ends but I need to run individual conductors and don't think they are approved for that.
If this works out, I will be building may of these in the future so the least expensive and quickest option would be beneficial.
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Might not be cheaper, but the only faster way I could think of would be to use snap in ENT connectors and a chunk of ENT inbetween. Does it have to be pretty?
This is a really good option thanks.
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