Got it, thanks. So it is ok to strip the entire 15" in this scenario and just make sure when I tuck in, it doesn't get near the sides of the receptacles?After the cable comes into the box leave a 15" free length to strip. Loop around the ground screw close to the cable entry.
Are these the covers you are talking about? I want to use them but it doesn't seem like I can with that riser on there. If I use without the riser, it's going to be much tighter in there. Which leads me to the question I really don't want to ask...Did I get the wrong boxes (too shallow)?I usually use industrial raised covers for this application. It finishes better IMO. If you get the cover with crushed corners you can avoid the grounding conductor to the receptacles.
Yeah, there is a plate in there that tightens when you screw in the screw. It honestly looks to have much better coverage and holding power then wrapping the screw.Those look better than a stab. Is there a plate on the receptacle that needed to be screwed tight or did the wire push in?