Westinghouse Lighting 7006500 White Outlet Concealer: Effortlessly Hide Unsightly Outlets Review

Easy to use and gets the job done. Do not overtighten as it deforms easily. Hand-tighten the screws, it is better not to use a drill.

I used this to plug a hole in the ceiling that was wired for a ceiling fan. I removed the fan and reinstalled it. Easy to put on and looks good.

The packaging costs more than the product. It's a thin piece of metal painted white. That's the best description I can give. Bought a plastic lid from a hardware store for less than half the price and it looks like a lid should be.

The dimensions of the plate were as expected: 4.75" diameter with 3.5" hole spacing. However, it was just a thin, flat piece of sheet metal and not the concave pad that was expected. The board was thin enough that when the screws were tightened into the electrical box the board expanded around the drywall leaving a visible gap around the perimeter of the board. Me

Removed motion detector at the driveway, which turned out to be unusable due to the wooden fence that had been laid. We wanted to cover the now exposed junction box in the brick wall for both aesthetic and insect repellent reasons. This panel is slightly larger than the box, but it helps hide chipped brick and grout stains where the light has been. A good ring of silicone sealant around the edge of the panel should ensure watertightness before the panel is secured. The black objects in the…