Is there a way to hide the plug? does some of it store behind the wall mount like a can opener or does it just hang there?
56420
You adjust the amount of cord showing by wrapping it inside the mount. My wife and I absolutely love it's design and powerDave
56421
No, there is no way to hide the plug, which I am aware of. It does, just hank there.
56422
I don't believe you can put the wire inside. I have taken my hair clips and put the wire to use!
939500
The cord on mine is located on the bottom right hand bar. It's very long! The electrician who installed ours said it could be shortened but we just folded it up and as the plug socket is behind where we have the rail mounted, towels hide it. I have three of these, two are hard wired and that is the best way to go if you can. They all perform very well and I am pleased with how they look.
667200
In the back it is like any other on the wall Extension with 3 pronged plug on the Top and a plastic stick just underneath which enters the household electrical outlet and stabilizes the fixture.Innovative part is on the surface for you to see.
1558913
visible electric cord...mine hangs from the ceiling...then hidden behind art...
1170451
The mount itself does not hide the cables. I took black tie wraps and put the cables behind the post and tied them back. You can't see any cables at all. Keeps things neat and clean looking.
1028402
The base plate would not be enough to cover an outlet but a speaker attached, you could probably hide one.
48231
The hole for the charger is underneath the stand/base. you have to put the 2 piece base together, the turn it upside down to see little hole to push the charger plug. Has a wire channel to run wire to stay flat on floor. The wall attached way to hang the sweeper is a nice idea, but the 2 part base will constantly separate with use. I keep my base/charger on the floor.
2273915
There is a flat platform for the devices to sit so I don't know how you keep them from falling off. To reverse it the plug in part would fall out so it won't be the best choice to hang
1908517
You could hide it behind the unit, but it all depends on your placement of the unit. Mine covered my cable outlet, but my wall plug is off to the side. Depending on your number of electronics, it could get full pretty quickly behind the unit if you place it over your wall outlet - depends on your cable management.
660684
Yes, it is just a holder. You still need your cords, they just get tucked away
112033
There is a wall mount that looks like the remote that I have for mine. It works just like the hand held remote. It replaces the regular on off switch.
393176
Just a place to hang it and access to the plug in. Luckily I already had a couple of hooks in my garage ceiling and the plug in receptacle for my garage door opener was nearby.
696003
There are two holes in the upper portion of the rack that you can use to mount it to the wall. I used two wall screw plugs for better security. I recommend maybe adding something at the bottom as well, as every time I take out a towel in the lower section, the unit pulls away from the wall a little. Something I need to do.
769162
You should be able to hide/mount device. The round "ears" do flip up and that is how the reception is sent and received. I have mine sitting on the wall mount arm behind a 19inch flat screen so it cannot be seen. It works great and its upstairs while the transmitter is downstairs. The ears rotate, raise and lower to gain optimal reception.
768171
You have to secure the cord to the wall. A bracket is included for this purpose. (It does NOT work like a window blind)
1697270
It hangs below. I always plug mine into the bottom plug so you can use the top plug for other things.
1368633
The back has two 3 prong plugs that take up the whole wall plate. The holder at the top is simply a groove to set a device in. It's plenty big enough for a phone or tablet. It doesn't rotate or anything so make sure your outlet is situated up and down with the ground prongs at the bottom.