Will it cover cabinet hardware like cabinet pulls and will it cover switch plates?
1723564
I use this paint for mud flap brackets that I build for pick up trucks. It works in the extreme conditions of wet, rocks, mud thrown at it. I think it will stick to the metal parts good, but you may have to put a plastic primer paint on the switch covers before the top coat. Hopes this helps.
1280934
Depending on the distance between both. I don't think it will cover both holes. When I installed it, I had one hole for the doorknob and a deadbolt below it.
1427274
It is the same as any other switch plate cover, just has a hole in the middle and the nylon brushes to obscure the view into the box.
2195783
If you put two switches next to each other you need to break the small metal tabs off on the sides. Once the tabs are broken off you can put the switches close enough to fit with normal wall plates. This information is in the install instructions.
800361
Depends on the fixture. I've installed two mushroom lights and one modern fixture. They all covered the metal plate. In reality, I don't see the benefit of the metal plate except keeping dust in the attic from drifting into the space between the can light and the drywall
1217860
Yes it will. As long as you have space for cables to run to the sides. The depth of these switches is enough to barely squeeze cables behind.
1438245
It covers both embossing & die cutting. Mine arrived with hinges broken, I just use it the way it is.
1282966
It will fit a standard light switch box but it may be very tight. Excess wiring in the box can be a problem. As far as the switch plate is concerned, the Intermatic timer has square corners so you either have to buy the plate that is made for it or get one of the other plates at your local home improvement store and square up the corners with a file.
836113
It is large and will cover two sockets, the plug is on the bottom so it blocks both wall receptacles. If you use a special against the wall plug it might be usable.
1746402
It will cover to holes up to 24" apart . The wiring is wired for all fixtures to run off one switch but you could rewire them to work individually. Hope this helps.
977391
It would cover your AC controls. Not to mention this thing is junk, I had one and sent it back. Nothing to do with how it fit either, I loved that but the user interface and how it works is terrible.
1972020
It may mate up but you will have trouble fitting another cover for either a light switch or receptacle. These are more meant to be in their own box.
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).
1653668
It has been a while since I used these templates, but they should work fine for a pull with a 4.25" center to center spacing. The length of the hardware is really not that critical. However, the width of the panel is, if you are trying to center a pull or a knob. I drilled holes in the template for some of my pulls to get an exact repeatable location. I also had to make up a jig and template the old fashioned way (plywood) for some of the wider drawers and doors. That said, all-in-all the template set is a time saver and well worth the money.
404795
I don't know. It does screw on in place of or in addition to the existing plate so it would cover the reset button.
1252042
With slight modification, It will fit into a plastic switch box with a rocker switch plate cover. Very easily.
965982
No it will not it will. It didn't even cover the 36inch door way for me. It is very cheaply made as well.