LutronClaro 2 Gang Decorator/Rocker Wallplate, For Light Dimmers, Switches and Accessories, Snap-On Installation, No Visible Screws, Satin, SC-2-SW, Snow

Like the 1-gang version but for dual switches — same sleek finish, and no screws visible. Great upgrade for older or mismatched covers.

Wall plate looks clean and modern without the screws showing. It’s easy to install, but so difficult to take plates apart. It felt like I’d break it trying to take it apart.

These are more affordable on Amazon than the big box home stores. Some stores will pricematch the Amazon deal, but avoid the hassle and get the best price. Would definitely buy again.

Just as advertised. Very low profile. Perfect face plate.

replaced toggle switches, fit right in

I have some smart Inovelli light switches throughout my house with thicker frames, so I needed deeper faceplates to make them flush with the wall. I tried these out and they worked well enough, easy to install, but wasn't a fan of the visible line between the base plate and the cover. Might work asthetically for some, but ultimately wasn't for me. Went with Leviton instead. A bit difficult to remove once clipped in. When clipped in, you could use your finger to shift the front plate around since it was only locked in at four points, so felt kinda cheap.

Great match for Claro and Caseta switches. Easy to use and lots of adujst-ability. Plus, they really look nice and dress up any switch. Gloss white is perfect color and texture match for both Lutron and Leviton. More affordable than local big box store, if they have them.

OK, I'm no electrician but Lutron switches and wall plates are the best thing going! At least that is my assessment from an albeit DIY, amateur perspective. Last year we purchased a 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath condo that was built in 1975. Absolutley love the place but we have a perpetual stream of DYI projects. Replacing switches and wall plates as we go from project to project has become standard procedure. Were primarily using "Leviton" switches and oulets with whatever wall plates . . . some with screws showing, some without. When we wanted dimmer switches on two of the bathrooms, "Lutron" seemed to be the only one with CFL/LED dimmers. Thus I became familiar with Lutron.Now replacing switches, outlets and wall plates may not seem like rocket science, especially once the wiring is done but then you're left with the task of trying to make everything square and flush. This is especially true with "decora" style switches and even more so with "2-gang" set-ups. Sure electricians do this so often it's nothing to them but I've struggled in this area. That's what makes this Lutron system so awesome! Once you install the "adapter plate" over the switch(es) you can then make adjustments on everything, the plate and the switches behind because there are punch-outs that allow you to access those screws as well. Once you have it all perfect, you just snap the "face-plate" to the "adapter plate". Again this may not seem like a big deal to some but with other solutions if it didn't look right you have to remove wall plate to make adjustments.Two more notes:The face-plate is actually easy to remove if needed. Just use finger tips from the bottom (or top) and pull out. I'm sure long fingernails would hinder this step but aside from that it pops out easily.With all due respect to the other review, other brands of wall plates will work with Lutron switches and outlets. All screw holes are in the standard positions. However, why would you use anything but Lutron with Lutron since it all works so flawlessly? Additionally your white switch will match your white wall plate. In mixing brands there is a slight difference between the white shade or sheen. Extremely subtle in most cases and who really cares . . . Right? Probably only you when you step back to admire your handy work.Oh yeah, the Lutron wall plate has slightly larger dimensions than standard so it covers better too.All of my previous switch/outlet wall plate upgrades work fine and look decent enough but from here on out it's Lutron for me.