Small 4cm Light Switch Options for Tight Spaces: Plasterboard Wall & Cabinet Installations

Hello,

I am looking for a solution with some small light switch in the room.

The point is that I am inserting a new cabinet, which is about 10 cm longer than the current one and will cover practically the entire recess.
There will be 4 cm between the wardrobe and the door frame, which I marked with black lines in the photo.
The wall is made of plasterboard

1) An ideal solution would be to insert a small, 4 cm switch between the frame and the wardrobe. Are there any solutions that look nice? You can even stick a switch (I can connect the power cables somehow).

2) A worse solution is to find a recess in the door frame on a normal size contact.

3) Probably even worse is to cut a hole in the wardrobe and make a switch there ...

If anyone can suggest a nice little switch, I will be very thankful.

The switch from the lamp or the cabinet is also small .. eg for kitchen under-cabinet lighting

If there is space, move the switch to the other side of the wall ...

any56 wrote:

If there is space, move the switch to the other side of the wall ...

If I understand you correctly, take him to the "hall"?
This switch (original) is already in an unfortunate place, near the door on the hinge side (this is how I perceive it from the photo) and taking it outside will create more trouble than now.

The author ... has a voice!

Maybe such:
Legrand Mini Series

Dimensions 32mm wide, 75mm long, 31mm high.

Zdzisław1980 wrote:

Maybe such:
Legrand Mini Series

Dimensions 32mm wide, 75mm long, 31mm high.

Does the fact that this switch is unipolar make any difference?
I want to use it as a normal power switch.

greep wrote:

Does the fact that this switch is unipolar make any difference?

You will be able to switch on one circuit. It is suitable for switching on the lighting.