Enhance Your Space with the Bear Double Toggle Light Switch Wall Plate – Double Toggle, Black Review

These light switch and socket covers are perfect! The quality is excellent and it looks fantastic in my log home. I would buy more products from this company and also recommend the product.

Looks pretty cool. Once I scratched my hand on the jagged edge at the top. I force myself to get used to this new light switch plate and remember it's metal and sticking out of the wall a little at the top. Everything else is exactly as described and I am happy with this purchase.

I like the look of this panel. We are in the process of replacing all of our old plastic switches with metal switches. This style is ideal for log home living. I think it's a little expensive. They seem to add shipping to the price. It gets expensive when you buy multiple and want to pay shipping for each individual switch plate.

I have to use a grinding wheel to trim the corners and then bend back the edges to keep them from dangling off the wall and risking someone getting one get electrocuted. I'm surprised your lawyers would let you ship in this condition. They pose a hazard anyway. Enjoy the money while you have it because a lawsuit is pending for your product being the only late switch on the market that doesn't protect against pin contacts protruding through something on the side of the panel . Wow. Lazy…

I read other reviews and dissatisfied customers saying it doesn't fit, but I liked the design and thought it can't be that bad. I went ahead and took a chance. It's true, if part of your outlet is outside of the drywall box, it won't rest against the wall. But if you gradually tighten the screws alternately, you can bring them very close. Mine only sticks out 1mm from the wall and that suits me! I like the design, it's nice and durable, good product. I see if there's something stuck to the wall

I ordered three different options for switches and sockets. Everything arrived quickly and looks great. Thick metal is used so they look high quality. Unfortunately everything comes back. They're really flat, not counting the screw heads for attaching sockets or switches, which protrude slightly, keeping this cover a noticeable distance from the wall. The easiest way to check this is to remove a few covers from your current outlets and switches to see how much of your outlet/switch is sunk…