ENERLITES Screwless Double Blank Wall Plate, Child Safe Two Gang Blank Device Outlet Cover, Standard Size, 2-Gang 4.68" x 4.73", Polycarbonate Thermoplastic, UL Listed, SI8802-W, Glossy, White

This worked out perfect. Had my kitchen completely remodeled then discovered the switch plate cover was too small. I could have the tile man rework the backsplash or find a solution . This covered the area perfectly no need for any additional repairs. Looks great. Durable was easy to install and good value for the money

Just needed a plate to hide a hole behind my thermostat and it worked perfectly.

Nice, understated wall plate that matches my interior paint color and has no screws, so look is very attractive. I replaced every electrical plate and flat plate cover in my house a couple of years ago (about 80 pieces) and it looks so much better than the old fashioned screws-showing plates that were put in the house when it was built in1985 with this same brand of plates. This was just an additional plate I needed when I had to discontinue an electrical outlet due to a soaking tub being installed nearby. I was able to order the very same style and color as the ones I ordered a couple of years ago, which made me very happy.

Muy buen producto, me sirvio para la cocina. Tiene dos tipos de luz para trabajar deacuerdo a las horas del dia

These wall plates are good quality, and come with white screws. They aren’t the “unbreakable” style, but they work well, as long as they aren’t overtightened. Great for hiding electrical devices that aren’t in use, such as the multitude of receptacles that were installed in my house by the genius previous owner, who fancied himself as an electrician, but evidently had no grasp of electrical code. Ground screws- who needs to ground metal enclosures! Box connectors- who needs them when we can just dangle the NMD-90 through the knockout holes! Run out of 15A breakers- just toss your 14/2 circuits onto 20A breakers! Need to wire a hot tub, but too cheap to buy a proper breaker? Just piggyback off the 100A main incoming lugs! What could possibly go wrong?! Seriously, this guy installed receptacles up near the ceiling of every bedroom... I get that we all enjoy watching TV, but WTF man- you need a TV mounted in the corner of every room of your house? Also really appreciate drilling the co-ax cable through the 90 year old red oak baseboards. Awesome idea, much better than just installing a cable outlet on the wall above the baseboard, where you wouldn’t have to destroy the look of this heritage home. I get it... the co-ax was fed from the attic, directly above the wall, so it made so much more sense to blast a 1” hole into the baseboard than to just install a co-ax outlet like a person with a working brain might do. Also, love the exposed NMD-90 run along the walls in our bathroom! So thoughtful to paint it the same colour as the walls, so that it’s camouflaged. Glad it’s on a double pole 15A breaker, even though it’s only feeding the 120V in-floor heating that you had cranked to 30C 24/7. It’s a wonder your electrical bill was budgeted year-round at $291/month. Anyway, yeah these cover plates are fine.