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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 2010/01/03 - Extension cords clutter our living space and make rooms look unattractive, but we can't live without them. A new idea for extension cords will help organize homes and allow interior design to be more creative.
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Decorating our homes for Christmas every year we plan how we will connect lights, pull extension cords and estimate if the length will be sufficient to carry out our designs. We always remember where electrical sockets are, but often find there is no socket where needed or extension cords are too short.
We need a lot of sockets. It is never enough of them for extension cords, power bars and three-way plugs. Although they clutter our space and make rooms unappealing, we can't do without them.
Here is a new idea of replacing at least one ordinary socket in the room with a built-in extension cord that can be hidden in a wall when not in use. The idea is simple and based on a Rambler socket. When we decide to move any item from the socket on a distance greater than the length of its wire, we can extend the socket.
The new socket is like an ordinary one, only offers a pleasant bonus of extension. Powered by a spring the extension cord rolls up into the wall when we do not need it any more.
New extension cord mounted near a fireplace makes Christmas decorating easier. It is simple and quick to connect Christmas garland and turn on the lights on a mantel. Outdoor models allow to stretch the extension cord to a tree in front of a house, illuminate a Christmas tree and hide an extension cord in the wall after holidays.
Using such cord we can explore more interior design options, experimenting with furniture arrangements and lighting. We can seat to read anywhere in the house, not only near the socket. We don't need to rush in search of the extension cord when we decide to move a floor lamp.
This new idea of a socket with a built-in extension cord that can be hidden in a wall when not needed will help create more comfortable and better organized homes.
All details and images are published in two articles "Forget where your sockets are". It can be found on Accord Design Decor Staging website blog, copyright© Accord Design Decor Staging.
Clutter Artist & home stager at Accord Design Decor Staging.
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