EASY-EXS Access Door Panel 12 x 12 Plastic. Max Service Opening 10x10 Drywall Wall Ceiling Panel. Electric and Plumbing Service Doors. Wall Ceiling Hole Cover Plate (Regular 12"x12")

This is exactly what I was looking for. The only caveat is the turn button. It needs to pop out more for ease of use. I use it for covering up a bathroom fan wall to the outside. I didn't want any bugs to get inside the house or any wind with the fan off. I didn't want to cut any holes so this had pre-drilled holes for screwing. You have to screw exactly in the middle of the hole because this plastic is flimy. Too much to the side of the hole then the door won't close. I had to play around with it a little bit till it was just right. The only complaint is the turn button to lock and unlock. It's so small. This was the only thing I can find to cover my 9" x 9" fan.

I needed surface mount access panel. The problem with the ones that are recessed into the drywall is if you have stud you need to make mods to it. This was easy to install.....my only criticism is the knob to open the panel is really small. Surely the knob could have been more robust......better yet, if I could find one made of steel that isn't recessed into the drywall would have been better......It works for what I need and for the price point, it's perfect.

I noticed some reviews state this item is flimsy or not sturdy. I find it to be actually quite perfect and easy to open. It was used in a hole in drywall were we have access to outside faucet lines. We only open it maybe twice a year, but I have NEVER had an issue. Works great and does the job. If you are opening it every day maybe I could see a possible issue of durability. However, if you are using it occasionally as it is INTENDED for it is a no brainer product to purchase! I have MULTIPLE of these.

This product is functional, but just barely. It is quite flimsy and a bit thin so I would recommend having someone to hold it in place while you install the screws. I did it alone and it was difficult to install. The weight of the door hanging off to the left side pulled it down a bit and once all of the screws were installed the door didn't line up properly. I had to loosen the screws and make adjustments. Even then I had to force the door closed. Also, the screws are not great for drywall. The size and thread on these screws makes them super easy to strip. Fortunately two of the ones in my install were able to go into a stud so it seems solid (at least on one side). Overall this isn't a bad product, but I would have preferred something a bit more sturdy without having to add $100 to the cost of the project. Thankfully this was available for a decent price so overall I'm satisfied. It also looks nice as long as you don't look too close.

Mediocre at best. Door doesn’t sit flush nor does it fully seal. If you don’t need a complete seal then it’s fine. For crafty houses or old houses, you want as air tight as possible. Plastic is very flimsy. Lock is very tiny, not sure who designed this but it’s definitely made super cheap.