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How to convert an electrical panel into a junction box

I'm assuming that this hasn't yet been inspected and obviously hasn't passed inspection. Looks like whoever did it had a lot of practice with macramé!
 
I'm assuming that this hasn't yet been inspected and obviously hasn't passed inspection. Looks like whoever did it had a lot of practice with macramé!
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Ha, nope. It was inspected. We were brought in privately for another reason and found this. Not uncommon in northeaster Pennsylvania
 
Ha, nope. It was inspected. We were brought in privately for another reason and found this. Not uncommon in northeaster Pennsylvania
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I would think that area would get a lot of influence from the NY, NJ, etc. areas and you would be knee-deep in permit and inspection requirements! Hard to believe they get away with stuff like this.
 
I have to be honest with you. Much of the Poconos has a lot of contractors from NY & NJ that talk a good game and talk about how tough NJ is but the proof isn't in the pudding. A lot of their work leaves a lot to be desired. So, either the enforcement over there isn't as tough as they say or they are working in PA because they can't in NY NJ.... Who knows.
 
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