Anonymous
05/15/2023 09:30
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rocker, toggle is old.
+1. We put on an addition/ renovation in our split level using rocker switches. I’m now slowly replacing the rest of the toggles in the house to rockers. It’s a much more updated look.
Just wait until you get into smart switches... we've now replaced every switch in our house!
Anonymous
05/15/2023 07:11
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
Anonymous wrote:Rocker, toggle is old.
+1. We put on an addition/ renovation in our split level using rocker switches. I’m now slowly replacing the rest of the toggles in the house to rockers. It’s a much more updated look.
Anonymous
05/14/2023 15:44
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
Thank you!
Anonymous
05/14/2023 15:11
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
Rocker, toggle is old.
Anonymous
05/14/2023 15:09
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
I like rockers with the little dimmer slider on the side.
Anonymous
05/14/2023 13:39
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
We like our rockers with dimmer.
Anonymous
05/14/2023 13:35
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
I don't have arthritis but rockers are easier to bump with my hand to turn the light on and off. They also match my home automation switches
Anonymous
05/14/2023 13:23
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
Anonymous
05/14/2023 13:22
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
Well this new build has rockers
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Arlington/5303-18th-St-N-22205/home/183397598
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Arlington/5303-18th-St-N-22205/home/183397598
Anonymous
05/14/2023 13:19
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
Anonymous wrote:I think toggle switches are classic and rocker switches look 1990s dated. But I'm no expert here.
This. Do you have arthritis?
Anonymous
05/14/2023 13:17
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
I think toggle switches are classic and rocker switches look 1990s dated. But I'm no expert here.
Anonymous
05/14/2023 11:52
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
Rocker switch is better for arthritic hands.
Anonymous
05/14/2023 11:46
Subject: Re:light switch: toggle vs rocker
Rocker > toggle. Replacing the toggles with rockers will give your home a more updated and more upscale look. Rocker switches are also better for anyone with arthritis in their hands or other mobility challenges. It’s easier to turn them on or off when your hands are full, too.
Anonymous
05/14/2023 11:26
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
OP here. For context, the house was built in 1990s. Probably transitional in style. I'm leaning towards the rocker switches, but interested in opinions.
Anonymous
05/14/2023 11:15
Subject: light switch: toggle vs rocker
We need to replace a variety of light switches. House currently has a mix of toggle and rocker switches (who knows why), and trying to decide if we go all rocker or all toggle. Any thoughts on the two?