Traditional Single Duplex Cover Plate In Forged Brass
Description
Description
This plate measures 4 1/2" H x 2 3/4" W and projects 1/4".
Ratings & Reviews
39 reviews
100% Recommend
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I replaced the plastic outlet covers with these and they look like they've been here since the house was built 100 years ago. They are nice thick metal.
Matches original fixtures
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Thick, heavy, and great quality. They fit our 1920's romantic/craftsman era home perfectly. I ordered more decorative plates for other places but didn't want them everywhere. These have a shaped cut out back that fit original and newer sockets well.
I love everything I have bought from your company
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Used in room addition in Victorian/Steam punk theme
Perfect completing touch to any renovation or remodel!
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There is nothing like the quality and richness of cast metal switch plates. They add that final touch of excellence and quality to any remodel or renovation.
Who thought an outlet cover could look so good
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Great value for the price.
Perfect for any room
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These receptacle covers in unlacquered brass look better and better with time. Simply stunning. And I just love the heftiness of them. I buy them for every room I restore.
Great Place to do Business
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Great place to do business. Easy to understand web site and great products
Very nice duplex outlet cover plates, may need longer screw
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Replaced all the old painted over outlet covers on our first floor with these. These units are solid and look great. The crews supplied with the plates did not reach screw socket on the outlet 80% of the time. Due to the thickness of these plates, you probably will need a longer mounting screw to attach these to the AC outlet underneath. HOAH you might think about supplying a longer 5/8"" length screw with these.
Nice looking, not cheap like most plate covers
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Very nice, replaced some old plastic plates on my kitchen island and very happy with them, buying a bunch more.
Restoration Work
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This product was used in a restoration project of a home built in the late 1800. Needed to have un-laquered finish so it would patina to match the rest of the hardware.
