Blank ivory wall plates have no ports and can cover an unused box or support a modified installation, while keystone plates have openings for compatible keystone inserts in various port configurations. Standard plates use a conventional wall-plate size, whereas midi plates are larger to help cover sheetrock blemishes or unused wiring around the box.

Choose an ivory wall plate with enough ports for the keystone modules you plan to install, with one-, two-, three-, four-, and six-port options available. Add capacity for likely future connections when space allows, or use a blank plate when you need to cover an unused box or prepare it for modification.

Compare the ivory wall plate’s shade, finish, and shape with nearby electrical outlets, switches, trim, and other hardware so the installation looks consistent. Choose a standard, decorative, or larger midi plate based on the box size, port configuration, and any wall blemishes you need to cover, and verify that the plate supports the intended keystone inserts or combined outlet layout.

Yes, ivory wall plates with keystone openings accept standard keystone inserts, while blank plates can accommodate compatible snap-in modules from various manufacturers. Available configurations support one or more low-voltage connections, including networking, audio, and other structured wiring applications.