Visually appealing sockets

  • Erstellt am 2008-01-04 23:56:16

R-Oktober

2008-01-04 23:56:16
  • #1
I greet you

I will have a kitchen island in my new kitchen.
This island has a beautiful stone countertop, and
the sides (panels) are made of the same material.

Now I would like to install one or two sockets on both sides in these panels. Of course, I could also take the sockets we have everywhere else. But I would not like them visually at all.

I am thinking rather of sockets that might be black and flush-mounted and that visually, if possible, consist only of the area where you actually plug in the plug. So no frames, etc.

Does anyone have a suitable idea here?

 

jimmys

2008-01-04 23:58:33
  • #2
A couple of suggestions for you:

Merten M-plan
Gira E22

Both are quite flat, but still require a square recess in the brick!

Only round and small, I can’t think of anything.

Regards Jimmy
 

Unregistriert

2008-01-06 15:14:05
  • #3
Many opportunities can be found on the internet, just try Google otherwise...
 

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