Sosation 6 Pcs Square Plastic Flat Blank Plate Wall Hole Cover Ceiling Cover Plate with 48 Pcs Double Faced Adhesive Tape for Ceilings or Wall(7 Inch)

They worked exactly for my needs, but they are very thin and. Other than that they fit my needs.

Flimsy plastic but sticks to ceiling wellPerfect for what we needed

after a house remodel there were two holes in ceiling that needed covering. bought several products that didn't work. I needed something flat. This worked perfect. I didn't use the foam pads, it stuck out too far form ceiling so I glued with a vinyl glue.they matched the ceiling color and are nearly invisible.

These worked as a cosmetic fix to a hole. More of a temporary fix as they are not hard plastic.

If you’re looking for a stiff wall hole covering, this is not the product. Rather, this product is somewhat flimsy and quite flexible. That’s the reason I gave it three stars. On the other hand, it’s very thin, and therefore it might blend in better than a thicker, stiffer product. However, the adhesive foam that comes with it is thicker than the wall covering. So it will cause the hole cover to stand out from the wall more than you might like.

I used this to cover a hole left b/c of a change in our shower hardware.I used fiberglass tub repair kit to 'glue' it in place and there is NO leak, barely anything to notice. Works GREAT

I used these to cover several holes left after removing old intercoms speakers. While not perfect, they look a lot better than the speakers and they are flat, which allows a frame to be hung over the repaired area.

I had to cover several 4" round holes in some walls after removing air vents. I didn't use the self-stick pads because the plates would stick out too far ... kind of useless to include those. The process: I just used adhesive caulk to attach it to the wall, used blue painters tape on each corner to it'd stay on while it set up overnight. In the morning I removed the tape, used painters caulk around the edges [blend in with finger] to help keep it on as well as help blend it in by eliminating most of the shadow of the edges.I attached 3 photos here ... the first 2 show the process, the 3rd is the plate on the wall after caulking around the edges before sanding, painting it. I then lightly sanded, wiped with damp cloth, used primer, then painted to blend in with the rest of the walls. You can hardly tell they are there unless you look close, or know they are there. I would send a photo after it's painted, but you can't see it; it would just look like a white wall. Thumbs up on these ... they saved me a lot of time!