The following instructions are for floor boxes designed to be installed in newly poured concrete or screed floors which will then be finished with wood, tile, vinyl, carpet tiles or more concrete. Typically made from stainless steel, these. The following instructions are for floor boxes designed to be installed in newly poured concrete or screed floors which will then be finished with wood, tile, vinyl, carpet tiles or more concrete. Typically made from stainless steel, these recessed boxes are watertight and concrete-tight, as they are often used below a level where there might be ex. Floor boxes are designed to be installed in raised floors. (You can read more about raised floors and how they accommodate floor boxes here.) Although there are lots of models on the market, generally the products aren't too different in terms of: 1. look 2. function 3. features 4. standard depth Most are made of robust steel or stainless steel, al. This will depend on the model of floor box you have, but, generally, you should be able to follow these steps:Some floor boxes are marketed as “fast fit”, “fast fitting” or “easy fit”. This means they have been designed and manufactured for fast installation in a busy working environment, without the need for any tools or specialist equipment. Fast-fit floor boxes often come pre-wired, where the supplier has already connected the wiring, sparing you the jo.