I personally haven't even seen one for 3 singles, let alone a double+single, but maybe others have. If one is happy with the appearance of surfaces boxes, then having two or more butted up against one another doesn't, at least in my opinion, look significantly worse than a 'combined' one would.
... or indeed, a triple socket on a triple surface box. However, triple sockets are fused to a maximum load of 13A for all three socket outlets, which I guess is probably the reason wht the OP wants a double+single (unless, of course, they are to be on different circuits).
In that case, as I said, I think your only choice would be to have a double and a single back box next to one another. Either that or 'downsize' from a double socket to a single socket and use a 'dual' surface box.
I couldn't tell you off the top of my head, but I imagine that there are multiple manufacturers - but would one of those help you, anyway? Is the present double socket flush or surface mounted?
OK. Unless you're prepared to do battle with the wall/plaster (which would obviously be the 'proper' solution), I think you're probably stuck with the options I've already sugegsted.
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