The innovative ∠33 ˚ outlet is designed for power outlets that are located at the bottom of the wall. Thanks to the angled position, inserting a plug into the outlet is very easy. The socket is easily accessible and invisible to people who don’t know it’s there! Pretty clever!
∠33˚ Outlet is a 2013 IDEA Awards entry.
Designers: Sungmin Hong, Yubin Choi, Yun Kim, Mi Jang and Seokgyu Hwang
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nice and simple!
Nice, but how drill you the hole in the wall?
Greetings, Hans
Fantastic example of how no award has any prestige and how design awards are clearly run by idiots. Another plug idea, really? And still another solution to a non-existent problem. This wouldn’t be difficult to install at all would it?
Sorry, but the problem you’re solving doesn’t exist
unfortunatly, the regulation standards does not allow this of solution 🙁
good blog thanks admin sohbet
Nice, but how drill you the hole in the wall
Nice, but how drill you the hole in the wall
Hi,I would like to know where do you sell this, because I will really need it. Thank you