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[gg4000]

Anyone know where I can buy the switch plates for the X10 switches?
I really only need the internals shown in the photo above. But I will buy the whole kit if necessary.

Thanks

[Dan Lawrence]

Your pic was too small to be any good. What type of module do you need a switchplate for?   Wall Switches use standard switch plates.

[Brian H]

The photo looks like the frame for the paddle assembly for a WS12A,WS13A and WS14A. Along with their X10Pro counterparts.
I have never seen the frames sold without being on the whole switch assembly.
I did find X10Pro colored paddle kits, but it does not look like the frame is included.
http://www.thehomeautomationstore.com/proswitches.html

[gg4000]

I have a bunch of paddle assemblies, but no frames. The switches WS467, only have buttons. There's no way to use the paddle without the frame.
The only other option would be to use a regular small switch plate.

[dave w]

I have a bunch of paddle assemblies, but no frames. The switches WS467, only have buttons. There's no way to use the paddle without the frame.
The only other option would be to use a regular small switch plate.

You solved your problem. The decorator style X10 wall switch is a Rube Goldberg concoction anyway. They work, but my experience is; they don't hold up well in a high traffic, heavy use situation.

[gg4000]

I agree. I'll just go with the small switch plates. But what should I do with all those darn paddles?
DON'T ANSWER THAT!   

[dave w]

But what should I do with all those darn paddles?

I use mine for see-saws in my ant farm.

[gg4000]