Brush Wallplate Single | Steel

I recently purchased the wallplate and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. The wallplate is not only sleek and modern looking, but it also serves a very practical purpose by providing a tidy solution for managing cables.The brushed steel finish is of high quality and looks great in any room. The black brushes are soft and provide a secure hold on cables, while also preventing them from slipping out of place.Installation of the wallplate was quick and easy. It fit perfectly into my existing single gang socket, and the screws provided were sturdy and secure.Overall, I highly recommend to anyone looking for a tidy and stylish solution for managing cables. It's a high-quality product that is easy to install and will make your space look more organized and clean.

Used this to cover hole left from feeding cable into wall cavity. Plenty of room for more cables if needed but a cheap solution that looks good and is easy to fit.

Decent plate, good finish to it, would put chess again

It's not plastic, it's standard steel. The point of it is that it's a silver stylish covering plate to conceals a hole you've put in the wall for cables, such as data or tv cables. You can fit a plug through the opening which is very useful as well. There's no need for a pattress box behind it, just use two rawl plugs (if plasterboard) and the supplied screws are fine. If timber/mdf/ply, use your own 3mm head self tapping screws. It"s a decorative plate to match your existing silver sockets. Not plastic, and nothing wrong with it. I've ordered more just now. I hope what I've said is useful...if you're feeding cables into, then out of the wall, it will be ideal, but remember you'll probably need two.... one for every hole. Make the holes, feed all the cables through, then add these plates at the end. Nice and easy.

It's a wall plate. If you need a review on this then liek me you trust very few. It fits, it looks good and it does the job. It is perfect quality for the price paid and with another takes ALL the wires for the TV (4 in total, 2 at the top, two at the bottom). IMO one would not be enough if you have several skarts and power cables (DVD, SKY Wii etc)

cracking for the money, really finishes off a job and looks great. I didnt have the wall space to use back boxes, so I just wedged the wings behind the plaster and it is holding nice and tight.

Feels cheap and plasticky, looks ok but better to find a wallplate with a click on faceplate to hide the mounting screws.

Metal a bit thin but looked OK when on wall.