Wiremold Plugmold 3 ft. 6-Outlet Hardwire Electric Power Strip with Tamper Resistant Receptacles, Black

Functional but poorly designed. Often the electrical runs need to be modified as the standard length is too long. I chose to cut the casing with an angle grinder which seemed like extreme surgery, but it worked. How about making the casing out of snap-able lengths? Also, by having a rectangle shap it makes for a difficult view to plug in counter appliances. A triangular shape would expose the socket better for the user. Finally how about a USB port. I think the designer had a workshop plug in mind and weren’t considering under-cabinet outlets.

This strip looks nice and would work very well in an office or kitchen where you want multiple outlets, but the receptacles are too close together. Especially trying to chain multiple strips together, which is intended bc the hardware is included in the pack, it is very difficult and time-consuming to install. If there were just 3 or 4 receptacles per 36” length this would be a great product. There is only 4” between receptacles now, and the tolerances are so tight it has to be pre-assembled, and it gets very difficult with multiple strips.

I successfully installed this over my workbench, wired from the back, and it does the job and looks good. BUT... It is indeed much harder to install than it need to be because of some wacky design issues. (Legrand are you listening?) Note that the backplate has the holes the knockouts for screws are NOT QUITE 4 ins apart. ?? So if you are careful you can screw into 2 adjacent studs. Then there are the knockouts for the wire feed. One of them near the end is actually opposite an outlet and so useless. Did the guy who designed the backplate talk to the guy who designed the frontplate? At the other end the knockout is very, very close to the end - it slightly overlaps the end plate (repeat question). The video shows bringing the feed wire in and lining up the 3 connectors at the end but this was not possible with my unit; there simply was not enough room. I was able to use the hot wire connector at the end and bend the feed wire to fit but I could not even fit in a small wire nut to cap off the neutral wire. The other wires I had to feed toward the center along the side of the outlets. Doable but very difficult and there is no room to tuck in any extra wire after you make the connections so the lengths have to be cut exactly. You have to work with the two front and back pieces very close together and AWG 12 wire is very stiff. The video shows the end plate just slipping in - even that is wrong - you have to whack it with a hammer. The bottom line is - it can be installed and it looks good but it is very painstaking and you have no room to make a mistake.

I use for under counter kitchen designs. It takes finesse however the end results are worth it.

Would give this a 5 star but I thought it should of had connectors to cap off the end you don't connect.I felt uncomfortable leaving cut ends in metal tray so I used small twist nuts on ends. I added it to the end of my island to have more outlets for items. Be sure you look and see which knock out to use if connecting in middle of strip. Some of the knock outs are to close to outlets.

Very difficult to install. You would think that for this price the product would be well designed. It is not

They look good but haven't been installed yet. I purchased three.

This worked great to add some outlets under my kitchen cabinets. It also included with the box to connect the wiring. Very easy to install