RE: faceplates

["BUTLER, Tony, FM" <roaming@xxxxxxx>]

>Tony
>=20
>Have you ever used the Wandsworth outlets before? I=92ve seen them
fitted =
in
a couple of newly built
>houses recently, and due to the fact that all the outlets (TV, RJ45,
LJU)
were singles, most rooms
>have a bad case of wall acne.

My light switches downstairs are all Series 2.  I was going to go for power
sockets, RJ45 etc in=20
series 2 also, but budget wise, it was not really an option.
The RPP faceplates I use for RJ45 and coax don't look out of place, though
=
I
wouldn't go for their=20
power sockets (have MK ATM).
=20
>Do Wandworth do faceplates that contain more than 1 outlet? I had a
quick
look at the web-site and
>didn=92t see any in the classic series 2 range.
=20
Yes, but only in 2 gang modules.  That is one of the problems with the
range. :(

>On top of that, the brushed SS faceplates didn=92t look as good in the
hou=
ses
as they do on the web-site.

Oh but they do! (IMO) and the actual switches themselves are soooo sexy to
the touch! (the perfect breast shape according to one architect I spoke to)
=20
>How about using Clipsal=92s E or E2000 series =96 they aren=92t flush
fitt=
ing and
don=92t come in SS, but you=20
> can get up to 5 modules into a single gang faceplate.

Well personally I think they look hideous beyond belief, but knock yourseld
out if that's the way you wanna go :)

cheers,


Tony


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