Can this be used with a pre-existing wall plate? (I have decorative print plates)
362962
Normally can be used with existing plates that have a slot for the slider mechanism to move up/down freely. Another item to check is the heat sink fins for side to side clearance in multi-gang installations. It is sometimes difficult to get the plate holes lined up with dimmer or other switches in these installs.
362963
Yes. Your only concern is the thickness of the wall plates. The slide piece has a position it wants to slide into to be secure. You can always secure it with a light adhesive. Bottom line, they are very affordable and worth getting 1 to try out.
362964
Normally can be used with existing plates that have a slot for the slider mechanism to move up/down freely. Another item to check isthe heat sink fins for side to side clearance in multi-gang installations. It is sometimes difficult to get the plate holes lined up withdimmer or other switches in these installs.
959576
It can be. It also comes with a few wall anchors that you can use in drywall if needed. The wall plate is 24" long with holes every couple inches.
263942
It would be a very tight fit. Odds are if you're trying to run a cord through the wall you would have to use in-wall rated methods (i.e. set up a new outlet) to be code-compliant which would render this plate irrelevant.
630651
Sorry I am really not sure as I have never had a reason to change the plate. If it were the exact size it might be possible with the right tools.
1392298
Yes! You totally could. I just checked for you. You can't see in the display picture but the bottom of it has slats and the way they are made allowed the plate to rest beautifully. It's actually bigger than a regular size plate. You could totally fit a big platter and when I tried it the plate wasn't moving around either...it seems quite secure
1024136
Not sure, if you are refering to two separate single gang boxes then no it won't. If it is a single, double gang box then yes it should work. If you could remove the boxes (if there are two) without damaging the sheetrock (assuming it's sheetrock) then you may be able to get a retrofit box to insert and this wall plate would work fine. Hope that helps
1545487
Yes it will work. The plate and outlet are set in and the frame is oversized to allow for that.
39604
Im not aware that you can buy an additional wall plate. Another alternative would be to cut the drywall away and put a piece of wood blocking next to the stud that falls in the center.
1616873
Yes it can be mounted on a standard wall plate. ( or probably a couple of screws placed just like the wall plate hangers)
1427241
I believe so. You may have to add some extra adhesive since the self adhesive on the wallpaper is not that sticky. Hope this helps!
311172
If you are trying to put them on the plate that came with it there is no trick. But if you are trying to use the plate of the one you are replacing they are not all the same. You have to be sure it is a compatible plate.
1010348
I already had the old, standard wall plate mount on the wall and that worked just fine. Good luck. Love my phone.
1533870
Your current wall plate works if that is what you want to use. The unit interfaces with it easily.
1668561
You should be able to...as long as it's properly primed before use (to ensure it doesn't smudge, ruin the drawings/illustrations).
2070058
I believe you can, though I never tried it. If you are concerned about the removing part, it should be no problem, and it is sticky enough to stick to the wall. I never printed on this paper so I can't answer that part. The texture is similar to copy paper, so I am guessing it should be ok.
636841
The only thing I can tell you is -- this is a very heavy weight paper.If the current wallpaper is absolutely adhered securely it may be okay.I wouldn't risk it -- just my opinion tho.
962184
I do not know- I have seen those advertised for a lot of money so I'm sure it can be done- but it probably depends on the willingness of the printer and thier patience level. The fabric is very stretchy and I can imagine it would be diffcult to work with as far as strething it appropriately on a form so that it can be printed on... For the cost, there's not a lot of risk involved though- buy one and have them see what they think- if they say no, you can hang a banner or signage over or to it differently.