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As part of our continued coverage of InfoComm 2021, AVNation talks with FSR. The company announced new improvements to their line of floor boxes as well as introduced a line of masonry wall boxes.
Taking customer feedback into consideration, FSR has upgraded its floor box covers with a new hinge-style design. This will replace the removable floor box cover beginning at the start of the year.
“We’re excited about it. It’s a long time coming and I think customers are going to be really happy with the new changes we are making,” said Director of Global Sales Chaz Porter.
On November 1, FSR plans to release its line of masonry wall boxes, designed to fit in any standard block wall. The seamless application allows the box to blend into the wall, making it almost invisible to those looking at it head-on.
Not only is FSR releasing newly designed floor boxes and wall boxes, but they also released a new upgraded ceiling box. The new box will have structured wiring in it, saving the customer and integrator both time and money. You can check out the full interview and more coverage of InfoComm 2021 on our website.
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