Is the plug-in flat to allow for plugging behind furniture?
2060373
No, unfortunately it needs a few inches clearance in front of the outlet to be able to plug into it.
2060374
It does not have a "right angle" plug. It sticks straight out from the wall and needs about 3 inches clearance. You can, however, change this to about 1 1/2" by fitting a compact "cube tap" on the plug.
1943556
Yes. The cord comes up the wall so you don't have to bunch up the cord when pushing in your furniture.
1985158
Yes! A power strip with 4 outlets fit in the back and it nicely hides the cords and just the power strip is plugged into the wall.
1361693
So sorry, I bought this plug because I have a floor outlet and needed something that laid flat and the plugs could go into the sides so that they didn't stick up from the outlet. However I did check it and it would have to be plugged into the top outlet.
726143
Yes. It is designed where there is an area designed for a plug and your cables.
1954152
maybe...it looks like the shelf could be left off...you would have screw holes in the vertical side pieces that you would want to plug somehow. it doesn't seem that the shelf is structural, just my best guess.
1058313
No, I have one behind my couch for a hard to reach lamp. Works great for that.
790570
It has plenty of room and i am sure flat plug will fit into that. But there might be twist in wire in L shape as per my imagination. another option is, use adapter to decrease the depth of the plug section.
568816
Yes. The part that plugs into the wall lays flat. So no worries about the bed.
164289
Yes, you have to bend down almost to the floor, as the on/off switch is located approx. half way from the bottom of the stem to plug in your wall on the power cord; not at all convenient.
213084
No, you need over an inch clearance from the edge of the plug to the floor.
1366162
Our outdoor plugins have a flip up cover so it doesn't look like a outlet. All ours are pretty low to the ground so we used a really long outdoor extension cord to ours by our front door.
907177
Physically, yes you can BUT building codes prevent you from running usual appliance power cords through walls , I guess they are not rated for in-wall use. I've had to have an electrician install a (sunken) outlet behind the TV. IMHO it's worth the expense for peace of mind.
807127
there are two outlets on the bottom if its in hanging position next to the power in cord. they are tied together and not independent.
1311845
You can put your furniture closer to the wall? Less chance of leg of table putting pressure on a plug......
1313026
No. The inside store the cables and I have a USB surge protector hiding behind it. The base is VERY shallow. It would be great if it could.
1159364
The plus is not flat, but it is not a standard plug either. It is shaped like a small egg and the cord comes out the side of the plug it does work nicely behind a sofa or desk. Here is another image so that you can see what it looks like: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812120807