🔌 Pack of 10 Cloudy Bay Screwless Electrical Wall Plate for Dimmer, Switch, Receptacle - 2-Gang Outlet Cover, Unbreakable White Polycarbonate Thermoplastic Review

They don't quite fit. Maybe it needs more depth. The switches do not fit flush like some of my other panels. can return them. Be sure to study. Ease of installation. The landing just failed.

I have replaced all toggle switches with rocker switches. I had to buy them for the bathrooms and a few other rooms with double switches. Very easy to assemble and looks pretty solid.

No major installation issues just very flexible but good value for money. A little more fragile than more expensive brands, but shiny, easy to care for and visually appealing with no screws!

I like these and they look really nice but they are so difficult to level with the wall. I think it depends on how your existing junction box is aligned with the wall. They are also difficult to install compared to regular panels as you have to carefully place the 4 extra screws and make sure they are level and don't break the panel.

I tried several "cheap" two piece suitcases before finding this one. The main issue I had was that they all had some sort of groove or slot in the top of the lid, which ended up becoming a massive dust trap. Not so with the cover of Cloudy Bay! Make sure the tabs are facing down when installing the back panel and you should be fine. After the installation I am very happy with it.

Over the past few years I have purchased a large number of different brands of screwless light panels. This one looks good, hugs the wall snugly and is smooth on the top only with access grooves on the bottom, which I like better. However, for some strange reason it comes with pan head screws for the mount rather than Philips, making mounting the mount far more difficult than it needs to be. Curiously, the small screws are painted white, making them difficult to use, although of course they're…

I recently installed about 20 Gosund Smart Switches and 10 Leviton Key Switches. I bought a 10 pack of these plates because they were the cheapest and were advertised as "screwless". Luckily only five 2 man panels had to be installed but each one was incredibly difficult and time consuming but I'll share what I learned just in case it helps some poor guy. First use a standard flat head. Screwdriver to separate the inside and outside edges of the panel at the two tabs, then carefully separate…