Need help choosing a wall plate? When choosing light switch covers or outlet covers, consider the size dimensions of the electrical box and the light switch or outlet's shape and size. Assess wall plate material options, such as plastic, metal, or wood, weighing factors like durability and maintenance. Ensure the wall plate configuration matches the wiring devices you're installing. Check for dimmer compatibility if you plan to use dimmer switches. Factor in any special features, such as screwless wall plate designs or additional functionalities, while also staying within your budget for a well-rounded decision.
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Thermoplastic switch plates provide a lightweight, cost-effective option with good impact resistance and are preferred for hospital, industrial, and other high-abuse applications.
Shop Thermoplastic Wall PlateA stainless steel switch plate offers durability, corrosion resistance, and a modern appearance, making it a long-lasting and visually appealing choice for electrical switches and outlets.
Shop Stainless Steel Wall PlateBrushed aluminum wall plates can be weather-resistant with weatherproof design features such as protective gaskets or seals intended for indoor and outdoor locations.
Shop Aluminum Wall PlatesMany nylon switch plates are designed to be self-extinguishing, meaning they have fire-resistant properties and can resist combustion without an external ignition source.
Shop Nylon Wall PlateToggle light switch covers have a small, center rectangular cutout to fit a toggle light switch. Toggle light switch covers have historically been the most common light switch cover style.
Shop Light Switch CoversA decorator wall plate or rocker wall plate is for large rectangular-shaped devices such as rocker light switches, dimmers, GFCI outlets, and motion sensor lighting.
Shop Decorator Wall PlateCombination wall plates are a single cover that accommodates various electrical components, such as light switches, GFCI outlets, jacks, USB charge ports, dimmer switches, and data ethernet jacks. Combination wall plates are space-saving.
Shop Combination Wall PlatesCoax wall plates are designed for coaxial cables that connect cable TV and internet. Coax wall plates can also be used as rotary dimmer switch plates. Coax jacks may be in combination wall plates with additional Ethernet or ports.
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Shop Coax Wall PlatesA blank wall plate is a cover without any openings. The purpose of a blank wall plate is to conceal and protect unused electrical boxes or mounting locations in a building's walls.
Shop Blank Wall PlateAn Ethernet wall plate or a wall plate has a built-in connector for networking cables or cables that connect equipment to the building's , data, or internet.
Shop Data Comm Wall PlateOutlet covers, also called receptacle covers, are designed to cover wiring for outlet wiring devices to prevent accidental contact with live wires and protect the wiring. Some outlet covers feature weatherproof covers.
Shop Outlet CoversScrewless wall plates are a two-layer wall plate cover. To install screwless wall plates, first screw the inner mounting plate into the wiring device, then snap the top outer layer onto the inner mounting plate so that no screws are visible.
Shop Screwless Wall PlatesWarning: When using this information to perform electrical work, call a licensed electrician or consult the NEC® for safety. All licensed electricians have passed examinations covering the National Electric Code®, know state and local building codes, and may carry insurance to cover damages.
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