An "old work box" is an electrical box, usually made from metal or plastic, which is used in remodeling. The box is used for electrical switches, ceiling fans, lighting, cable or computer lines. An "old work box" is installed in to a hole cut into a wall or ceiling and has folding tabs, that when turned grab onto the back of the drywall to hold the box in place. "New work boxes" are nailed into the wall studs or ceiling joists before the drywall is installed. In remodeling it is impossible to nail in a box without cutting a large hole into the wall or ceiling, so the "old work box" with folding tab is used.
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Typically the old work box would go to just off the stud to either side. I can't think of a reason that dimension would be critical, and you should have no problem putting it on either side.
Best way is to go and buy an "Old Work" box at hardware store. It has two ears that can be used to secure the box in the opening once you remove the old box. It will likely be a blue plastic box and only costs around a dollar.
The box must be securely mounted. In some applications "Old Work" boxes are made to be secured by the sheetrock.
Work, more specifically "positive" work because the box moved in the direction in which the force was applied.
I had an old fuse box on my house when I bought it and I was told by a pro that it was best to replace the box because of possiblities of fires, and breakers no working properly.
that's old so NO
what type(s) of work are you interesed in at Jack in the Box.?
Old Dominion Box Co is based in Lynchburg, Virginia