so I was a bit anxious about potentially causing more work for myself than needed, but the steps were very clear and easy to follow.

Wires are a bit stiff so I had a little difficulty getting down through my drywall which was insulated but works well a tad expensive given other alternatives

I would guess installation on a exterior wall with insulation would be a bit more difficult

In my installation, I had to make a pumpkin cut half way and drill through a cross bracing (It was *not* a fire block) to complete my install, which would be a little advanced for your average DIY to do as patching a pumpkin cut can be a bit tricky to get it done right

Although I didn't lose any sleep over this hatchet job it did bother me a little bit

The locking tabs are definitely a bit flimsy feeling and you need to be very careful that you have the box pushed ALL THE WAY into the wall so the tabs clear the drywall and don't hang up on you

Although I didn't lose any sleep over this hatchet job it did bother me a little bit

If I did I would probably had to slow down a little bit with it and follow the detailed instructions for dropping the cords from above.

Judicious application of spade bit drill took care of that, although I came about .25" from punching clean through into my stairwell (seeing light coming through

The connectors were a bit hard to "connect", but that coul d be a good thing