Hi all, long time! Nice to see some familiar names too! Simple trade question today, wanted to know off hand if anyone has seen a 4" square 2 1/8" deep square metal box without the ground bump? I know that its optional on the 1 1/2" deep model, but I am seeing specs for the 2 1/8" model that says it has it and some places have old stock photos (assuming). Preferably in welded version. Can anyone find a name or link me to a supplier? I only need 1 for a specific application where depth is critical and the ground bump is in the way... Instead of having the lousy ground bump, they should have a tapping screw, so that it eats into the masonry when installed on those types of walls, otherwise I can see why they bothered! Thanks in advance!

So, the previous owner converted an area on the side of my kitchen into a laundry room, but did a poor job of plumbing and wiring it, so I'm redoing it. The "room" is two side walls about 30" wide each, a back wall 60" long, and two bifold doors (total 60") that match the cabinetry in the rest of the kitchen for the front. So, is this even considered a separate room? I mean, I could just take down the doors and it would be open to the kitchen... Anyways, what is the current requirements for wiring this "laundry room"? I will have an electric dryer (current breaker is 2x50!, new dryer has a 30a cord) and a washer (dryer will be stacked on washer.) How many receptacles will I need minimum - just those two (220 for dryer, 110 for washer)? Are any others required? Does the room require a dedicated circuit for 110? Does the washer have to be on its own circuit? If I put a light in there (none now) does it share the washer circuit or does it share a circuit with general house lighting? If I put in another 110 receptacle, does it share the circuit with the washer, with some other part of the house, or does it also have to be a dedicated circuit? Florida uses 2011 NEC, but newer requirements are fine too.