Retractive light switch options for the UK

I’m planning on using no neutral relays but would prefer retractive switches (Momentary) but for the life of me, i can’t find any standard ones in the UK. What are others using?

Would love to find a 1, 2 and 4 gang dumb switch that looks like the Sonoff smart wall switches.

Also i am i fairly sure the light switches only have 25mm back boxes and so is there an option of putting the relay at the first light instead?

Theres a few here:

https://www.screwfix.com/c/electrical-lighting/switches/cat7320002?switchproducttype=retractive

https://www.yesss.co.uk/wiring-accessories/grid-systems/grid-switches/grid-retractive-switches

Had seen the screwfix ones before but nothing really suitable. Trouble with the module ones is i get to the point of them being costly.

I could go with a standard rocker but i presume i would have to live with switch being in a “on” or “off” position.

maybe not exactly what you want, but perhaps still usable?

I have 2 of the old style hue switches with 4 buttons, that work reliably, albeit via the hue hub, as I have never gotten around to re-pairing them directly to my zigbee network.

I’ve just found the Scolmore Grid Pro range to be a pretty good price range.

Have a look at LAP or Varilight or MK, you should be able to get a single switch setup for near £10

Will have a look at those, thank you.

Brief look at the Scolmore Grid Pro’s came out at…

I use Schneider Electric ones, I got them from Screwfix, but it looks like Screwfix are dropping Schneider as it looks like everything is on clearance.

I found them not too loud in operation.

You can still get some spacers to fit the relay and add spring to existing switches to make them retractive

I have all my modules at the light fitting, this way there is a neutral available. For pendants I use these to give me more room:

For others I use a Wagobox Light Junction Box in the ceiling void

Hi, I don’t know if you’ve found switches already but the Click Mode range at TLC looks good and very reasonably priced:
TLC Click mode