Displaying Your Circuit Directory
Turn a your electrical panel into a premium feature, not an afterthought. By treating your circuit directory like your home's official user manual. Ensure it looks professional, stays accessible, and is never MIA when it's needed.
Print your circuit directory right from our software. Display just the main directory page or a full report with detailed, per-breaker information.
"Yeah, it's a little OCD... but we like it that way."
Our Recommended Display Options:
1. The Framed Directory (Best for a Premium Finish)
Print the main directory page—it is sized perfectly for a standard 8.5" × 11" frame. It looks incredibly clean, while the glass protects the paper from dust and moisture. Plus, anyone can scan the QR code right through the glass to access the interactive online version with breaker details and photos. (Frames are roughly $5 on Amazon).
2. The Job Ticket Holder (Best for Full Reports)
If you prefer printing the full, multi-page report with deep breaker details, a heavy-duty job ticket holder is the perfect option. It keeps all your pages organized, pristine, and easily accessible for quick reference. Just hang it directly on or next to the panel using a magnetic hook. (Ticket holders and magnetic clips are about $1 each on Amazon).
3. The Document Sleeve (Best for Tough Environments)
A clear vinyl document sleeve is a rugged, weather-resistant choice—ideal for outdoor panels or damp basements. Secure it to the wall or panel with a magnetic hook or heavy-duty clamp. (Sleeves are under $1 each; magnetic hooks are around $1).
💡 Pro Tip: Choose the Right Paper
If you are using the job ticket holder or document sleeve options, print your directory on a heavier cardstock. Because these options are handled and referenced more frequently, a thicker paper stock prevents tearing and holds up much better over time. (If you're framing it behind glass, standard printer paper works just fine!)
Hardware We Recommend
If you need any of the display or mounting hardware mentioned above, here are quick links to the exact parts we use: