ELEGRP 2-Gang Screwless Decorative Wall Plates, Mid-Size Unbreakable Thermoplastic Faceplate Cover for Decorator Receptacle Outlet Switch, UL Listed (5 Pack, Matte White)

I’m very happy with these wall plates. They give the outlets and switches a much cleaner and more finished look, and they instantly make the space look a little nicer. I like that the design is simple and clean, which works well with different decor styles. They were a nice upgrade from basic covers and helped tie everything together better, especially in a room where you want the details to look polished. Overall, I think they’re a great value and a simple way to improve the look of a space.”

I bought these as an alternative the very expensive Lutron Claro wall plates that are $10 each. Both products had a beautiful satin finish. I actually prefer the look of the ELEGRP over the Lutron with it's bevel, but if you are installing on an outlet/timer/dimmer switch that has thicker, rectangular yokes, they won't install tight to the wall. On the one I tried, I have a normal single-pole Leviton light switch (normal yokes/ears, about 1.2 mm thick) and a Leviton timer switch (rectangular yoke, about 1.52 mm thick). I could not get the the timer switch side tight to the wall and it looked bad. However, I used the same brand for single gang outlets on my wall with normal metal yokes and they look great. Nice and tight to the wall. Simple and elegant. Just be aware and choose the correct product for your application. BTW, the Lutron Claro 2-gang plate handled the different yokes thicknesses with ease and installed beautifully tight to the wall. So, I'm glad I had them on hand.

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THESE ARE SO GREAT! WELL MADE PRICED SO REASONABLY EASY TO INSTALL LOOK WONDERFUL GREAT PURCHASE THANK YOU!!!

Don't make my mistake. I had to reinstall all of mine because they just weren't snapping into place flush against the wall. Only after I opened one of the single plates, did I see the inscription on the underlying plate saying which side was out. I had installed all the underlying plates backwards. When I removed and installed them correctly, the face plate snapped into place perfectly. I wish the manufacturer had included a specific visual instruction. But if I were smart, I would have analyzed how the two plates came out of the box and replicated it on my wall the first time. My bad?