Red Transitional Modern Switch Plates

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

Love these plates. Have put them in multiple rooms. Lisa. Missouri. Sat Sep 26 2026

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

Love these metal not plastic. Melissa. Whitwell, TN. Fri Apr 17 2026

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

Love the whitegrey marble-look wall plates! I have a whitegrey granite countertop backsplash done in a recent kitchen remodel. We didn’t think to relocate the electrical outlets to a less obvious location nearer to the countertop. These wall plates blend in so well with the granite material that they almost disappear from the backsplash. I’m very pleased. I do still need one double style (2 gang) wall plate that I didn’t find available here one side a CFC rectangle the other side a double electrical outlet…Maybe you do have this type available Many Thanks!. Maryjane. CO. Wed May 08 2024

To make a wall plate, two pieces of glass are cut, cleaned, stacked together, and placed into a kiln. The kiln goes up to 1450°f, the glass becomes molten and fuses together to make one piece of glass. The glass goes to a water jet and the plate is cut out. Then, the glass is placed onto a mold and taken to 1300°f, the glass becomes elastic and gravity pulls the glass over the mold. Hot knobs call this process slumping. The glass spends about 48 hours in the kilns. Expect slight variations in color and size.

Great colors and the glass is sturdy.. Presentacion. Fresno, CA. Thu Jan 18 2018

To make a wall plate, two pieces of glass are cut, cleaned, stacked together and placed into a kiln. The kiln goes up to 1450°f, the glass becomes molten and fuses together to make one piece of glass. The glass goes to a water jet and the plate is cut out. Then, the glass is placed onto a mold and taken to 1300°f, the glass becomes elastic and gravity pulls the glass over the mold. Hot knobs call this process slumping. The glass spends about 48 hours in the kilns. Expect slight variations in color and size.

Just what I need and it's very classy.. Marion. Riverside, CA. Fri Oct 05 2018

To make a wall plate, two pieces of glass are cut, cleaned, stacked together and placed into a kiln. The kiln goes up to 1450°f, the glass becomes molten and fuses together to make one piece of glass. The glass goes to a water jet and the plate is cut out. Then, the glass is placed onto a mold and taken to 1300°f, the glass becomes elastic and gravity pulls the glass over the mold. Hot knobs call this process slumping. The glass spends about 48 hours in the kilns. Expect slight variations in color and size.

Just what I needed and wanted! This completes the look in my house.. Marion. Riverside, CA. Tue Nov 13 2018

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

It matches the marble in our bathroom that I want to paint pink! Very inspiring.. Lori. Portsmouth, RI. Sun Oct 24 2021

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.

To make a Wall Plates, two pieces of glass are cut, cleaned, stacked together and placed into a kiln. The kiln goes up to 1450°f, the glass becomes molten and fuses together to make one piece of glass. The glass goes to a waterjet and the plate is cut out. Then, the glass is placed onto a mold and taken to 1300°f, the glass becomes elastic and gravity pulls the glass over the mold. Hot Knobs call this process slumping. The glass spends about 48 hours in the kilns. Expect slight variations in color and size.

Keith. Guelph, ON. Tue Aug 15 2017

Printed stainless steel metal plate with screws only. (Electrical Components are not included) Plates are printed with 3 layers of hard ink with UV treatment.