Common sense says that manufacturers don't make the boxes differently for each supplier. What business would go to the trouble and expense? They would have to change their equipment, not to mention train their employees, to produce a range of different items. What thinking person would do that when they can more economically set up a machine and train an employee to produce one product to a single specification and crank out a "bazillion" (which is an exponential of zillion or factorial of gazillion) without worrying that they sent "the good ones" to Home Depot and the "cheap ones" to Graybar? Money talks, BS walks. The money says: make a lot of one thing.
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