The Perfect Socket Spacer, Built to Your Spec
Custom light switch and plug socket spacers, made to your exact dimensions. Specify width, height, depth, corner radius, and fixing lug configuration — we'll manufacture and ship it to you.
When Your Socket Doesn't Sit Flush
Dry-lined walls, re-plastering, and modern socket retrofits often leave electrical back boxes set too deep in the wall. The result: a faceplate that tilts, rattles, or sits proud — unsightly, unprofessional, and potentially unsafe.
A socket spacer fills the gap between the back box and the wall surface, giving the faceplate a solid, flush bearing. Unlike fixed-depth solutions from the builder's merchant, ours are made to your exact measurements.
Read our installation guidesWhy Choose a Custom Spacer?
Off-the-shelf spacers come in fixed depths. Real installations don't. Our made-to-order spacers fit perfectly every time.
Any Depth You Need
Specify the exact depth from 1mm to 50mm. No more hunting for the right size at the trade counter.
Custom Width & Height
Single gang, double gang, triple gang — or any custom dimension to match your specific faceplate.
Corner Radius Control
Square corners or a soft radius — choose the profile that matches your existing back box and aesthetic.
Fixing Lugs
Add integrated fixing lugs for a more secure installation — especially useful on deeper spacers where standard screws won't reach.
Professional Finish
Clean edges, accurate dimensions, and the right material for electrical installations. No rattles, no gaps.
Fast Delivery
Made to order and shipped quickly. Perfect for tradespeople who can't afford to wait weeks for a specialist part.
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Use our interactive configurator to specify your exact dimensions, preview the result, and order in minutes.
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Dry Lining Boxes vs Socket Spacers: What's the Difference?
Dry lining boxes and socket spacers are often confused. We explain the difference, when to use each, and how to decide which solution is right for your installation.
Fixing Loose or Proud Sockets: A Step-by-Step Guide
Sockets that rock, rattle, or sit proud of the wall are not just unsightly — they can be a safety hazard. Here's how to fix them properly.
What Are Socket Spacers and Why Do You Need One?
A complete guide to light switch and socket spacers — what they are, when you need them, and how to choose the right one for your installation.
The UK's Number One Socket Spacer
Whether you're a professional electrician fitting hundreds of sockets a year, or a homeowner tackling a single frustrating installation — we've got the spacer for you.
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