Hide the extension cord with chargers in a box
The extension cord with chargers constantly gets in the way on the table or under your feet, collects a lot of dust, and also looks unaesthetic. Dealing with this problem is very simple: take a nice box, make a few holes in it and hide all the wires and cables there.
There are also ready-made solutions, for example Plug Hub from Quirky. This is a box made of hard plastic with a rubberized bottom. There are three holes on top for cables, and inside there are three fasteners that can be used to wrap cords that are too long. The Plug Hub can be placed on the floor or mounted on the wall.
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Creative ways to hide wires and technical devices
Everyone's apartments and houses are very diverse and it is not always clear how to make the table with equipment neater or so that the printer does not become an eyesore. We would like to present a selection of good solutions that you can easily repeat on your own. We found this original decorative trick on ApartmentTherapy: You can put something in a box by making holes in the back wall. However, not all. Many devices require a ventilation system. You don't need a printer in your home every time. So why be an eyesore? You can put it in a drawer and make part of the facade folding. Voila! And if there is a lot of equipment, retro-style curtains will change the entire look of the room. FABRIC AT THE BACK WALL OF THE TABLE
You can hide the wires behind an ordinary fabric (the color depends on the situation): And if there are a lot of wires and you need to fix some of the devices, you can use a pegboard. Behind such a frame you can hide sockets and sensors, routers and distribution boxes. boxes: And finally, a solution for external communication supply - a portable wall made from old shutters: The original was published on our Zen channel
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We have almost exactly the same thing, only in the closet. There is a hole in the cabinet wall for cables. Nnuuu. If a solution needs to be repaired and checked more often than used, then this solution is worthless
