Steel City 4" Square Tile Cover, 2-Gang

Two depths: 1-1/2 inch raised and 2 inch raised. The depth you need is driven by how far the box sits behind the finished tile surface, so measure from the box face to the face of the tile and pick the raised cover that brings the device flush with the wall.

Yes. It is a 4 inch square cover, so it mounts to a standard 4 inch square (4S) steel box using the box's two cover screw holes, and it converts that single box opening into a two-gang device opening for switches or receptacles.

A tile (raised) cover extends the device opening forward so it ends up flush with a thick finished surface, tile, plaster, or masonry, rather than recessed behind it. A flat cover only works when the box face is already at the finished wall line. If your box is set back 1-1/2 or 2 inches behind the tile, the raised cover is what brings the devices out to the surface.

The cover is steel with a pre-galvanized finish, silver in appearance, so it has zinc coating for corrosion resistance rather than paint. That is the normal spec for concealed interior work; it is not a weatherproof or gasketed cover, so for wet locations outdoors you want a listed weatherproof cover instead.

No. The cover has zero knockouts, so all raceway entries have to come into the box itself, not through the cover. If you need an entry at the raised ring, plan it at the box or use a box with the knockout pattern you need.

It carries UL file E2969 and is made in the United States. That matters on inspected commercial and institutional work where only listed fittings are accepted and where domestic-origin material is specified.

The selling unit of measure is each, so you can take one cover for a single opening rather than committing to a full carton.

Use a one-gang cover for a single device. This cover is a 2-gang opening, so a single switch or receptacle would leave an open gap unless you fill it with a blank. Match the gang count of the cover to the number of devices you are mounting.