Thanks for the suggestion on the plate.  I'll have to rearrange the order of the switches in the gang-box, but this is a step in the right direction.

Just out of curiosity, why not produce the TP-Link switches in standard toggle design?  Is there a technical issue?

The previous owner of my house had it built with high quality ornate brass standard design toggle switch covers, and they all match.  To automate with Decora style switches I would have to replace some of the brass switch plates with plastic/nylon.

Again, I would be more likely to buy a switch compatible with my house decor than to change my decor to accomodate a switch.

Does anyone make a WiFi/Alexa/Google switch in standard toggle form?

Carl wrote

@DaleMeyer 

 

 

TP-Link does not make a smart switch with a standard lever style.  All of our switch products are the Decora style.  We also, at least at this time do not make a multi-gang switch plate.  I did however find this.  While I can't 100% gaurantee it will work, our switches do work with most Gang-plates that are of standard size.

 

1 decora 3 standard switch plate

 

Best Regards 

I'm in the same boat as the original poster in that I have expensive cover plates for toggle switchs. My question is, are there any other smart switch manufactures(GE, C ect) that would work with Kasa? My main floor has Decora switchs my second floor has toggle, don't ask why(wife cover plate thing).

Thanks

Terry

The problem with a toggle switch would be a physical one. The toggle is either up or down, but the circuit may be on or off. It would be like a 3 way switch in that the position of the toggle will not indicate the state. Decora smart switches don't have that problem because the buttons are momentary; after you press them, they return to the same position.