If you did not install the rocker assembly, would it fit behind a blank (no switch openings) cover plate?
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Not really. You could do this, but the blank will not sit tight against the wall. There is "rim" around the rocker. You can see it in the picture if you look closely. If you really wanted, you could cut off the rim (like with a dremmel tool).
879585
Not from what I can tell. The rocker assembly includes a bezel that fits over a molded protrusion on the switch. Both the protrusion and the bezel fit within the Decora opening on the switch plate, but would cause the blank switch plate to stick out from the wall about 1/8th of an inch. Also, I believe the screw holes on a blank switch plate won't align with any holes on the switch.
1061666
yes. note that the shape of the cover plate is for a gfci outlet. as long as you use a "rocker" style switch it should fit fine.
976887
There is a cover plate on switch assy that can be removed to mark size of hole needed to fit appropriately
1282963
I installed mine in a standard double switch box without any problem. I had to get a new plate cover simply because I went from 2-toggle to 1-toggle/1-decora. I agree the boxes are not very deep when you factor in all the wires and the depth of the new switch. It felt like I had to jam a lot of stuff into a small space but it worked out fine in the end. I hope that answers your question.
179662
It does fit into a standard switch box although it can be crowded depending on what else is connected through the box. The cover plate needs to be a widely available large rectangle-type (not included with switch).
672626
I would think it would cover a wicker rocker slider, as there is a lot of room at the base & you can pull draw strings to tighten, however, if you have any doubts, go to the manufacturer. They don't have much sizing information on Amazon.
1860247
Did you get an answer, Neil? I have the same question. If not- did you find a release plate that fit?
764917
I have the 2 piece set, and its fits my rocker perfect....Don't know about just one piece
298869
The front cross bar fit absolutely perfectly. The rear cross bar was not a perfect fit. The only way I can describe the fitment is it almost looked as if the rear rail was warped. One screw hole on each end of the bar was about a quarter inch bent in. When you put the screw through the cross bar and then the existing rail, the "warped fitment" is pulled out and sits flush. It's odd that it would lay that way initially, but the problem is corrected once the the screws are in place.
66122
Did you depress the front switch, located directly in front of the rocker, also? Unless it is on, the rocker switch won't work.
534824
I did not when I installed mine, it is a tight fit, but as long as you have someone to help you guide it in, you should not have too
506035
They fit perfect. You have to weld, glue or screw them to the existing metal after you remove the old rocker panel. My problem was all the metal underneath was also rusted away which is why I had to use some screws to attach where there was a little existing metal
332160
no. you must remove the metal plate shield from your old assembly and re-use it on the new one.
1456738
My switch came without the face plate. You will need to purchase the Decora-style plate separately.
1542594
I'm not sure about that issue. We had to do some trimming for the strike plate to fit flush. As far as nuts and bolts fitting perfect, it didn't. You'll just have to try a little tweaking. Ours is fine with the modification. Good luck.
334041
Yes... You will need a drill... I used one to get the alignment correct and bolt the rails on... Hope that helps
264019
I'm not sure of the exact part, but it looked like: http://www.amazon.com/250V-125V-Solder-Rocker-Switch/dp/B008LT3O14/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1395003107&sr=8-4&keywords=mini+rocker+switch#productDetails I would check the measurements of the existing switch to the one listed.