How to Hide lamp cord?
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Comments (6)You might also want to consider a recessed outlet kit (see link below). These kits take any decora outlet (110v or low-voltage such as coax cables) and make them recessed. They also have a cover you can use that you can drill a hole through for your cable and make a very clean look. We used them in our home theater and they look great. Here is a link that might be useful: Recessed clock outlet kit...See MoreClustering swag lamps- how to deal with multiple cords?
Comments (4)You can also make a box that holds as many receptacles as needed with a cord to plug in and a switch to turn the lights on. A metal box should be used, but you can the hide the metal under wood to make it less conspicuous. Switches available include push buttons (some can control multiple lights with multiple pushes of the same button) or a separate button for each light and another to turn them all on at once. You are pretty much limited only by your knowledge of how to wire them up and how much time & money you want to invest....See Morehow to hide cord in 'french wired' lamp
Comments (2)Often with French wired lamps, the cord is glued or attached to the side of the base, so that it follows the contour of the lamp base. This is somewhat acceptable for some bases, especially if they are carved in such a way that there is a groove that the wire can fit into, but for many bases this does not work. Alternatively, you might be able to have the lamp rewired, providing the base is either hollow or has a wireway. What is the base made of, and how does it look?...See MoreHiding electrical cords at an open desk
Comments (3)Me, too. Since my new office opens into our bedroom, I wanted to finally get the cord mess figured out....See MoreRelated Professionals
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