Double Gang Surface Mount Light Switch Kit

The Double-Gang Surface Light Switch kit brings a quiet, architectural control point to wood, stone, and other hard surfaces. Its slim, paintable fascia reads composed and intentional on the wall, while the depth-adjustable surface box meets the finished material for a tailored, low-profile presentation. The result is a discreet, design-first solution that preserves clean lines across feature walls and millwork where standard cover plates add visual noise.

This variant-ready kit follows a familiar hard-surface workflow. Mount the adjustable surface box to framing, route conductors through the integrated clamp, and set depth to the final material thickness; after panels are installed, add the trim ring and paintable fascia for a refined, low-glare finish. The opening accepts standard U.S. two-gang devices—toggle or Decora-style switches and dimmers—so you can configure circuits to suit code and control strategy. For certain dimmers with side tabs, follow the included note on trimming to maintain an even reveal. Interior wall use only; not intended for ceilings, floors, tile, or wet locations. For drywall projects requiring a fully flush, mud-in look, select the brand’s flush-mount light switch kits. Professional installation is recommended to ensure code-compliant wiring, correct box depth, and uniform margins across multi-gang runs. Electronics/devices are not included—this kit supplies the surface-mount box, trim ring, fascia, and mounting hardware.

Key specs (concise)

• Application: two-gang light switch/dimmer on hard interior surfaces (wood, stone, millwork) with a low-profile, paint-to-match look

• Finish: paintable fascia supports color matching and faux finishing to recede visually

• Compatibility: standard U.S. two-gang switches and dimmers (toggle or Decora style); select device ratings to match amperage/voltage and local code

• Installation: adjustable-depth surface box with integrated wire clamp; add trim ring and fascia after panel install; interior/dry locations

• Planning notes: verify material clearance and conductor bend radius; align boxes carefully for consistent reveals; observe tab-trim guidance for certain dimmers

Installation Guide