🔌 Bates - Decorative Screwless Switch Plate Covers, 1-Gang Wall Plates, White - 6 Pack, Electrical Outlet Cover Plates, Switch Cover Plates, Wall Switch Covers Review

These are custom made wall plates from decora. The hole is too big, so they're practically useless. On the downside, they come with an extra set of screws and the notch added by many other manufacturers is only on the bottom.

Super easy to install. Indeed how the wall panel is connected to the floor panel. It is very easy to remove the panel. In addition, they can be mounted on uneven walls without affecting the connection between the base plate and the wall plate. Highly recommended.

I am using this product to convert my house to paddle shifters. I really like the look and am happy with my purchase. The only thing I have to think about is that I had a hard time getting the lid off, but I was able to do it without ruining the lid. I thought it was a good price too for such a sleek and clean design!

Very playful when used on an old work box. If the box has tabs on the top of the wall, the panel will not sit against the wall and will have a noticeable gap. The slabs aren't big either, so the color and finish around the box should be good. On a new work box they worked fine but I don't need the mixed ones so I deleted them.

I initially gave two stars for the large gap between cover and switch, but on closer inspection I found that this can be remedied by simply adjusting the switch depth can in boxes. Simply loosen the screws and until you reach the desired depth. Attached are two photos: one before and one after.

I don't see screws on sockets in the 21st century, but builders are still using the same screws in new smart homes as they were 50 years ago. Any room looks so much better to me with modern faceplates. These are good interchangeable faceplates, not as pretty as Legrand's square sockets but still much better than the threaded ones. Thank you Bates and Revain for a great price and quality!

Very free of play when used on old work drawers. If the box has tabs on the top of the wall, the panel will not sit against the wall and will have a noticeable gap. The slabs aren't big either, so the color and finish around the box should be good. On a new work box they worked fine but I don't need the mixed ones so I deleted them.

At first I gave two stars for the large gap between cover and switch, but on closer inspection I found that this could be remedied by simply adjusting the switch depth inside the box . Simply loosen the screws and until you reach the desired depth. Attached are two photos: one before and one after.

I don't like it when I see screws on sockets in the 21st century, but builders continue to use the same materials they used in brand new smart homes 50 years ago. Any room looks so much better to me with modern faceplates. These are good interchangeable faceplates, not as pretty as Legrand's square sockets but still much better than the threaded ones. Thank you Bates and Revain for a great price and quality!