Lisse Screwless Deco, Switched Double Power Socket, 13A, Stainless Steel with Black Insert, GGBL3020BSSS

Quality product, looks great. It was worth paying extra for.

I was looking for a stylish set of sockets, light switch and blanking plate to finish off a room renovation, and wanted something apart from the normal white finish. The Schneider Lisse Deco series seemed to fit the brief and the Satin Brass finish looks very smart.The sockets were easy enough to wire in even with a 25mm back box. Once the plastic frame was screwed in place this sating brass cover just clips over the top. I bought 2x and have had not issues with the installation of the functionally since.Look out for when it's on offer, as I found it was cheaper than Screwfix and other online electrical wholesalers at the time of purchase.

Bought these and the matching light switch to compliment colour scheme of my room. They are really good quality so recommend

The face comes already fitted which is irritating as it needs to be removed for fitting, this can be difficult.Best method seems to be to ignore the dimples on the edge and try and slowly pry between the faceplate and the plastic around the edge gradually chasing untill it releases.Once the faceplate is off the rest is easy and it is a high quality item.

Looks great, feels sturdy. No problems with installation by builder. Purchased because Schneider has a good reputation.

Really nice colour and looks good

Bought install in kitchen …still a job outstanding but sucker looks the part (even it’s still in the box)

Good materials and and OK design for the price. Terminals are good. 50 years in trade and have always regarded this as a reliable brand and cut above the rest. One of first to market screw-less face plates but then, they used to have a nice cast alloy frame and were fool-proof albeit very expensive - now it's all plastic so you need to accommodate this. So, if a new install, use a good back boxes (Appleby) to install level - flush is not abs' necessary but fairly flat. If you are installing as an upgrade just check for flatness with a good straight edge and if needed rub down and very lightly skim over the socket face with something like Makegood or equivalent and flatten with grit 60 on a piece of flat (and I mean flat) timber (finishing plaster not recommended as it will likely lift). Then cut your tails to gently route to back of the box, leave one lazy loop against the back of the box and then a gentle (not 90º) bend into the terminals. If you can't push the socket into place with one hand then it's likely you have too much push from the tails and the face plate will buckle. Simples.