Bonsicoky Black Snap Bushing, 3/8" Mounting Diameter, 50 Pcs

Perfect size. These fit the small 1/2 inch diameter punch out on a light fixture. They are a little loose, but will stay in the hole. The 4ft type-B light fixtures I was installing have a larger 1/2 inch "trade" punch out in the bottom and the 1/2 inch actual diameter punch out on the ends to go between adjacent fixtures. Measure your punch out first. If it is 1/2 inch in actual diameter, this is what you want.

I recently purchased the 50-pack of Bonsicoky Plastic Snap Bushings for my cable management project, and I couldn't be more satisfied! These bushings are incredibly easy to install and provide a snug fit for my cables, preventing any wear and tear. The quality of the plastic is top-notch, ensuring durability and longevity. Whether you're organizing cables at home or in an office setting, these snap bushings are a must-have. Highly recommend them for anyone looking to tidy up their cable chaos!

I used these on my metal shop. They work pretty well. I found that if you drill the exact size hole they require they tend to pop out of place. If you drill them a little bit smaller they stay in place alot better.

Perfect snap in to 1.5"

Excited to use these for my project -they work great! So happy to cover the 1/2 inch drill holes in the wood stand I made. Previous reviewers who mentioned that the holes need to be exact 1/2” diameter holes were completely correct.

It’s holey!

Don’t work with Standard 2” hole saw, they are too loose and have to be glued into place.

(Item: Bonsicoky 50 Pcs Black Snap Bushing 3/4" Mounting Diameter, Plastic Snap Bushing for Cable Hose Wire / $8 for 50 pcs at the time of ordering) These bushings are obviously great for adding a pass through for small cords in a desk setting. But these are also super handy when running water lines and wiring during a renovation. It’s definitely not necessary but it provides such a clean look. It makes a huge difference to homeowners, especially those that appreciate that little bit of extra work. I use them when running hot/cold lines through vanity siding & shelves in the bathroom (especially ones that have an open design displaying the water lines and P-trap). And in the kitchen, this size is perfect for running the refrigerator water line through cabinets when the fridge isn’t located next to the sink. At just $8 for 50 pcs, it’s more than enough for multiple renovations.