🔌 Questech Single Decorative Wall Plate, Screwless Switch Plate with Hidden Screws, Outlet Cover, Brushed Nickel Finish Review

I got them to replace the old ones and the wrong color. I found the idea of the screws not being visible and easy to remove and clean to be a plus. The problem I found was that you have to properly tighten the backplate screws to keep the plate from warping. Then it will not be stuck and will have a feeling of deformation. The material is durable but the fit isn't the best. And for the money it's not the best choice for me.

I bought 4 different cases, all worked fine except this one. Maybe adding two more magnets would solve the problem. The first cover I installed fell off easily after a few days and broke into 4 pieces with the simple flick of a switch. I ordered a replacement and tried to adjust the bottom panel to be very secure but ended up using double sided tape. Now it's safe and I have to take care of it.

I bought this switch plate to match my vanity, faucet and doorknobs. That looks great! But I can only give 3 stars because the hole cutouts aren't big enough (vertically) and leave the switches a bit recessed. Therefore, when the switch is flipped up or down, the plate moves. I added a 3rd (very strong) magnet to hold it in place a little better. At some point I will have to replace it. The interim fix will not survive prolonged use or heavy traffic.

Love these panels. I was able to find the three different configurations I needed in their respective textures, which is very difficult when you want to coordinate all your accessories. They are easy to install and hide the exit screws. Adds a lot of class to my bathroom renovation. My contractor was in seventh heaven when I found them. He will use them at work and I will replace several plates around the house with them. Really handsome. You will not be disappointed.

I like the idea of hiding the screws by attaching the screws to the inner panel and making a nice magnetic panel on top. I really want to like this product but the kit I received didn't work very well. The 3 notches on the inner panel do not line up with the 3 holes on the outer panel. This caused the outer plate to be misaligned with the inner plate when installed with switches, and the outer plate could easily detach or fall to the ground. When I received the first set I found this problem. I

These cymbals (both Somerset styles) are attractive. We were able to convert most of a room from Lowe's inventory. Came here to try and find new stock after selling Lowe's. Be careful buyers, you probably won't be able to upgrade your entire home with them because a) they don't fit your Switch, b) the company no longer officially recognizes this product, or c) this company has two different ones and , after apparently discontinued ones models within the same Somerset line. The back that screws…

It is not obvious that this is a two piece panel. The decorative cover plate is held in place by magnets. The top plate is not metal. This is a plaster-like composite painted to look like metal (which is pretty convincing) that on impact and magnets will drop the panel to the ground, break it into four or five pieces that you'll try to stick back, but it will look terrible. and because you tried to do something for the show, you will throw it away in desperation. The first panel below the one…

It seems the designer of this wall panel has no idea about things like tolerances or material properties. If your three sockets or switches are not EXACTLY the same distance apart, this plate will not fit over them. After getting the spacing between each outlet as close as possible, I still had to file the inside of two of the three holes in the wall plate to match. There is a metal plate that is very easy to insert. The problem is the magnetic pad. The pad is made of cast resin that deforms as