Furniture Recessed Conference Outlets Desktop Power Strips & Surge Protectors for Power Strips Review

So comfortable. I like you very much. I try to fit them wherever I need easy access. Can't say enough good things about these. I have several and use them every day. I highly recommend. I don't know what I was doing before I started using them. love love love I have attached photos of my small and large sockets.

Works well, but hmmmm. I installed this device at the head of the bed. I placed it in this spot so we can keep our phones close while we sleep if we want and still have a constant charging solution. The USB port itself has a loading or clicking sound. So much for hooking up phones while we sleep.

I built an entertainment cabinet and installed one of these primarily for USB ports and outlets are only a plus. Now my daughter wants me to build her a set of end tables and put her inside. USB powers everything these days!

I designed my own kitchen table. I have a very small pantry and there really isn't room for a proper table. I hung a block of meat on the wall. It was almost perfect. I needed an accessible outlet as most kitchen appliances seem to come with a 2 foot cord. I saw that and the lightbulb came on. Delivery was quick. Installation consisted of cutting a hole in the butcher block and screwing it in until then. Since I have it where it is I also decided to cover up the edges just in case. Now with…

I have coffee tables with these outlets. Trying to find a replacement for a broken one was impossible until Revain showed up. I've tried Revain before, but to no avail. Entering the full name helped. I've never removed a broken outlet but when I did it had the full name on it and luckily I was able to place an order. I use these outlets daily. They are so easy to get. Since my table already had a hole in it, all I had to do was lower it and insert the screws. I was told that cutting a hole for…

To be honest, I was fed up with my robot vacuum grabbing the cords under the sofa to get to the outlet, so I decided to move it forward. Cut a hole in the couch (a smaller hole in the fabric to fit the hole a bit), then pull the string to the other side. Item works great and looks great too (requires black screws instead of silver)

My electrician told me that installing in drywall can be difficult due to the narrow "bar" around the edges, which (from memory) was about 1/8 inch thick. He explained that in all likelihood *a* gap will be visible in some places between the device and the drywall, since even a professional drywall installer can have trouble cutting a hole precisely enough to place the device outside of it without any frills. Margin width is present. So something to consider. (I'm still not sure how to go about