West Wall 16-Inch Outlet Between Windows

West wall view between two windows near the west/north corner; single 2-gang plastic box mounted at 16" AFF (floor-line height); PVC and trim staged on the slab below; kitty litter bag and other materials at right

Photo Details

  • Date: May 25, 2026
  • Time: 5:19 PM EDT
  • Phase: Phase 1 — 120V rough-in (DIY)
  • Location: West wall, between the two windows (the west/north corner is at the right edge)
  • Subject: 16”-AFF outlet box — wired but not energized

Description

A 16”-AFF outlet on the west wall between the two windows, near the west/north corner. The 2-gang box is mounted at the standard 16” AFF floor-outlet height and is wired into the west-wall 16” chain, but the wire run back to the panel is not yet pulled, so the outlet is not energized.

The west wall is intentionally all 16” AFF — no workbench is planned on this wall (the workbench and its dedicated workbench-height circuit are on the north wall). Additional outlets will be installed along the west wall once more devices are on hand (next Menards trip — outlets ran out after the 12 used for the rear wall today).

Visible Elements

  • 2-gang plastic box at 16” AFF (floor-line height) between the two windows
  • Yellow 12-2 NM-B romex chase visible across stud bays (not stapled — rough-in)
  • Two windows flanking the outlet; the framing turns the corner at the right edge (west/north corner)
  • PVC pipe sections, trim board, and lumber scrap staged on slab below — not part of today’s electrical work
  • Kitty litter bag at right edge — concrete dust / oil absorbent staged for use

Why This Photo

Documents the position of a 16”-AFF general-purpose outlet on the west wall between the two windows. Future-self reference for confirming that the west wall is intentionally all 16” AFF — no workbench-height boxes here, because no workbench is planned on this wall.