Make IKEA BILRESA two-button remote look like a decora-style wall switch using Wyza's screwless switch cover
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Structure to surround and cover the BILRESA to make it look like a decora switch
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The IKEA BILRESA two-button remotes are a very inexpensive way to add a programmable wireless switch to a smart home setup, including HomeKit. They are a fraction of the cost of, say, a Lutron Caseta Pico Remote, and easier to integrate into a generic HomeKit environment. But they don't look like a normal wall switch.
This model builds around the full BILRESA two-button switch unit, giving it a decora-style paddle switch face, and the ability to put a normal-looking switch faceplate on, as an individual switch or groups of two or three.
Note: This is a clumsy solution, but it's a solution that doesn't involve modifying the BILRESA in any way, so maybe it has merit... though I prefer a solution that involves taking the board out of the BILRESA to get a thinner and less clumsy solution.
When assembling, make sure that the small hole for the LED in the Toggle Switch piece is toward the lower/off button side of the BILRESA. Otherwise, these two components can be inserted into the Frame in either orientation. The Frame only inserts into the Outer Body in one orientation, so if you're using multiple BILRESA units, you probably want to orient them all in their Frames the same way. These are designed to use these faceplates. Generally, I have found the magnets and non-slip trim on the back of the BILRESA to be sufficient to hold the fully-assembled units to appliances and cabinets, but your experience may vary.