Arts and Crafts Triple Toggle Switch Plate In Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Great style and quality of product.

All variations in this collection are stylish, stately and substantial. They are physically heavy and extremely flat in the back, so make sure your walls are flat and your outlet boxes are flush or slightly recessed. You will need a very small tip screw driver as the screw slots are smaller than average.

I bought this and a matching single switch cover. This one looks very nice but it seems have a flat finish everywhere except a few places that looks much shinier. I probably should have exchanged it but I didn't.

I've replaced nearly all of the plastic switch plates that our contractor installed when the house was built. Still a few more to go. I needed to remove the breakaway tabs on the switches so I could get them to sit below the Sheetrock wall. This way my oil rubbed bronze switch plates sit flush against the wall. Also slowly replacing the door knobs throughout the house with the same Arts and Craft style. Great quality and style!

I love having unique light covers.

The range and quality of hardware is inspiring.

Bought this three toggle switchplate and it came promptly. It's hard to find reproduction parts that not only look the part in a photo but actually feel like the real thing. This switchplate is heavy, details are clean, definitely will order from you again as we restore our 1934 storybook style home.

This switch plate was the perfect addition to my Arts & Crafts style home!

The color is darker than it appears in the photo. I really wanted the lighter bronze color. Also, it sits away from the wall because it is flat unlike the plastic covers that have an indent on the back. Excellent quality.

The appearance is great and a good compromise of old style & modern function. I doubt Pacific Hardware plates reached the Midwest at the time my place was built around 1915 and certainly only in places much fancier than my blue-collar bungalow. Unlike plastic or ceramic switch plates, the solid metal will not crack when installed on the uneven surfaces of a 100 yr old wall. Real metal finished screws are much better than the usual painted ones. The plate may stick out from the wall if the electrical box is not slightly recessed from the wall surface. Not all of mine were, but this hardly shows.