Easy-Exs 10" Round Access Panel for Ceiling and Wall - Adjustable from 6 to 9 inches - Ceiling Hole Cover - For Electrical, Plumbing, Cables, HVAC, Speaker and LED Holes - Durable Plastic Panel

Fits as described, covers the hole. Doesn't look too bad at it either.

I purchased the Easy Exs Round Access Panel for Wall and Ceiling, and I am pleased to report that it met all my expectations. The product is exactly as described and provided the perfect solution for my needs. Product Description: The access panel is well-made and fits seamlessly into both wall and ceiling installations. It has a clean, minimalistic design that blends in well with any decor, making it a discreet yet functional addition to my home. Ease of Installation: One of the standout features of this product is how easy it was to install. The instructions were clear, and the panel snapped into place without any hassle. This made the entire installation process quick and straightforward, even for someone with limited DIY experience. Functionality: The access panel is designed to provide easy access to hidden cables, plumbing, or electrical components, and it does so effectively. It opens and closes smoothly, and the secure fit ensures that it stays in place. This functionality is exactly what I needed for my project. Overall Satisfaction: In conclusion, the Easy Exs Round Access Panel exceeded my expectations in every way. Its design, ease of installation, and functionality are all top-notch. I highly recommend this product to anyone in need of a reliable and aesthetically pleasing access panel.

I had a hole in the brick wall where stove pipes were removed which was an odd size. This access panel was perfect and easy to install and can be painted.

I have a 6-7” “round” hole in my basement ceiling that the previous owner was nice enough to leave so I could check to make sure my water pipes were still there. The pipes haven’t disappointed me and disappeared yet so I figure it should be safe for me to cover the hole. But I can’t commit to permanently covering the hole because I have trust issues and want to ensure the pipes haven’t left me like my 9th-grade girlfriend, so this cover seemed to be perfect for my needs. Seems durable because I dropped it twice while trying to install it. Was very easy to install-once I did get it situated correctly in the hole, it tightened up nicely and didn’t leave any gap between the cover and the drywall ceiling, but also seemed to be just thick enough to be rigid but not so thick that it stands out against the ceiling. And while part of me thinks that $15 is a little steep for a piece of plastic and a steel spring, I really can’t put a price on the emotional security of seeing those sleek shafts of copper whenever the loneliness hits.

Got what I paid for