That's a relief to hear. Thanks.

You want the cut outs in the granite made in the shop on the CNC machine or with a water jet. Jimmy and his grinder on site are going to have to make the stone significantly weaker to get a nice square. You don't want "square" square either. A bit oversized with radii in the corners is much stronger, like the bit on a CNC machine would make.

I broke a backsplash while removing it because of the over-cutting that was done by hand to make the duplex receptacle hole. Fortunately this stone was quite forgiving.

I haven't used either, but I like the look of the Mockets one a lot more. That's the one I've filed in my ideasbook. The rectangle one looks more industrial to me.

Joseph Corlett, LLC, the holes will be cut at the shop. :)

bethohio3, I think I like the looks of the Mockett more, too. Our electrician feels the inspector will give them grief over the Mocketts and really wants to go with what he knows.

The square ones seem a lot sturdier to me.

We put in two of the square boxes in our granite island (10' x 4'). They work great. I love having the USB ports. They are very sturdy and I don't think they need the depth below the counter that the Mocketts do.

smred, thanks so much for posting pictures of yours. I think you're right that they don't need as much depth as the Mocketts. :)

I have a question regarding the outlets on the back of the counter. Would it inhibit drawer space. I have a fancy backsplash that I don’t want cut.

I have a question regarding the outlets on the back of the kitchen counter. Would it inhibit drawer space. I have a fancy backsplash I don’t want cut. Suggestions please square or round does it make a difference?

Check the dimensions of the outlet to determine if it'll inhibit drawer space. Mine are behind the base cabinets, so I don't really know.

Use plug mold under the cabinets please.