Shop for metal toggle switchplate covers in wide range of shapes including centered, narrow, short, oversized, and jumbo multi-gang configurations.
With a large selection of wallplates for toggles in different sizes and metal finishes, you can get the switch plate size you need. Buy odd, hard-to-find, rare, or specialty toggle wall plate covers in up to 10 gangs for use in traditional homes and businesses. Your best value - these high quality light switch plates are made in the USA.
Standard toggle light switches (both with and without a rim around the base) fit a standard toggle switch plate opening, which is 7/16" wide by 15/16" high.
Toggle dimmers have a slimmer switch with a slide control on the side, and also fit the toggle switchplate's rectangle opening.
Rotary dimmers with round dimming knobs also fit a toggle switch plate.
Standard Toggle Switch Plate - 4.5 inches high by 2.75 inches wide by .16 inches deep, these have been the standard for decades.
Midway Toggle Light Switchplates - Available in white plastic only. Covers slightly more wall space than the standard size.
Jumbo / Oversized Toggle Switch Plate Covers - Remember, the size of the toggle stays the same, only the overall dimensions of the plate get larger to cover damaged drywall surround your switch.
Extra Large - A step up in size from the regular oversize light switch covers, these 6.38" tall by 4.5" wide panels provide extra coverage for those messy paint jobs or broken plaster.
Largest Oversized Toggle Switch Covers - At 7.5" high, these specialty plates neatly hide even your biggest mistakes.
Wide Toggle Plates - get extra coverage on the sides without adding height to your plate.
Deep Toggle Wall Switch Plates - Choose from deep and extra deep options if your standard plate is sitting off the wall.
Narrow Toggle Light Switch Wall Plate - Great for tight spots squeezed between tiles, cabinetry, or furniture, these skinny plates offer an attractive solution.
Short / Trimmed Edge Toggle Covers - The plate's openings are shifted to one edge to butt up against tile or cabinetry that's too close to your electrical box.
Flat Toggle Plates - Shorter, flat plates just cover the electrical box.
