Bryant Electric NP2262LA Wallplate, Nylon, Standard Size, 4-Gang, 2 Toggle, 2 Decorator/GFCI, Light Almond

If you need a four gang switch plate with two Decora and two standard switch cutouts, then you don't have much choice. As a result, the supplier has you over a barrel. This switch plate is expensive and the only reason is that you don't have many alternatives if your needs are for this configuration. Don't get me wrong, the switch plate works fine, fits well and includes a nice feature that holds the included screws captive so you don't end up dropping them on the floor. But it's still irksome that it costs about 10 times what a simple four-gang standard switch plate costs at one of the big-box home improvement stores.

If you are looking for a 4 gang (2 decora/2 toggle) switch plate it appears you only have 2 choices. A metal one or this plastic one. I needed a plastic one to optimize the WiFi connected smart switch installed behind this plate, so I had no other choice but to purchase this at a price more than double what I expected to pay for. For some reason the metal ones are a lot less expensive. I suppose not many people need this so it follows the old law of supply and demand.This is a flexible smooth white plastic piece and is fairly well made. I had to sand it down before I painted it to match the wall color.

The switch plate is a little thin 4 what I like. But it was a good fit for my hybrid smart home setup. All of the switches lined up near perfectly. Some people may like the thinness if their wall is not even. Something to remember with a 4 gang plate is that if your wall is not even a rigid plate will show the imperfections.

Worked perfectly, especially the proper countersinking of the screws without over-torquing, this detail often messed up. Normally prefer thermoplastic, however thank you Bryant for offering this combo even if nylon. (Reviewed by an OCD electrical engineer.)

Nice wall plate hard to find anywhere but amazon. Made of nylon very durable I used with smart switches matched wall plates elsewhere in the house nicely. Easy to install. Pricey for a wall plate. I think the price could be less. Otherwise a nice well made product

Bought this for replacing 2 switches for 2 programmable timers. Wallplate fits perfectly and would recommend to anyone.

Worked as described. East to install, and nice looking. Bought this after having to return the metal alternative since it arrived really scratched and yucky looking. This is expensive, but there aren't many options...and at least this one works and looks nice.

Excellent quality switchplate that is very difficult to find in this combination. Not much larger than standard but just about enough for my use, although an 1/8” larger would be perfect. Cannot understand why most wallplates are “standard” size. They just fit and do not allow for any errors. They make some jumbo or oversized but in very few combinations.

First let's address the elephant in the room: $25 for a plastic cover plate is gouging. You're only reading this review because you really need a 2-toggle + 2-decora 4-gang plate and you've discovered that such a thing is almost impossible to find. I paid that price because this was the only option I could find, not because I thought that this molded plastic cover plate would somehow provide $25 worth of amazing quality.As for the thing itself, well, it's okay.The good: It's nylon, so it won't crack and shatter easily the way the basic bakelite cover plates do. It has a very nice smooth surface, it fits nice and close around Decora devices, and it is truly white. This is a very nice-looking cover plate.The ambivalent: Nylon is very bendy. This plate will tend to bow and twist if everything isn't exactly even. That might be good, as the plate will conform to an uneven wall surface rather than leave you with a gap; or it might be bad, because if the screws are unevenly tightened the plate will dimple and bulge quite easily. It fits nice and close around Decora devices, so the devices will need to be aligned quite precisely.The bad: This plate has raised spacers molded right into the plastic, one behind every screw hole. Now, if you're using it only with two standard on/off toggle switches and two standard on/off Decora switches, and all four of your switches are exactly flush, then I assume those little spacers help prevent the bendy nylon from bulging and dimpling. On the other hand, if you're using a trusty old Leviton rotary dimmer knob in one of the toggle openings, or a <a href="https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00313JXB0/">push-button timer</a> in one of the Decora openings, the front faces of these devices sit closer to the front of the box than the face of a basic on-off switch would. So now those molded-in little spacer features will hold the cover plate 1/8" away from the wall no matter how tight you crank down the screws. To make this plate work for my application, I had to spend half an hour with a utility knife slicing off all the little spacer nipples on the back so that the thing will actually sit flush against the wall. It's a minor annoyance, but it's a minor annoyance multiplied by a factor of "I paid $25 for this electrical cover plate".

Fits perfectly over the wifi switch I changed to. The second one from the left in the photo is the new Wi-Fi switch. At the top is The original switch plate on the wall.