Wiremold Metal Raceway, Extending Power, On-Wall, Outlet + Box, White, BW2-D

This items are great when you're doing electrical on cinderblock, concrete or Adobe walls

So convenient!plug and two usb!

Some reviewers seem to be referring to a different (plastic) product from the same manufacturer. This product has a steel shell and is well made, with screws that can be removed if you need to reopen the shell for any reason. All necessary hardware is supplied. This is the best option I've seen if you want a surface-mounted receptacle.

Although you have to be careful how you put this together, I'm convinced that anyone with basic wiring experience can install this device.

This is a very nice product. Very sturdy and durable.

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I really likes the solid construction. These loo like they're going to hold up to a bit of abuse. the box depth doesn't allow for a lot of room for the wires, so I had to get creative when allowing for extra wire under the outlet.

Got this to extend an outlet that is now hidden behind some built in cabinets. I used a low profile extension cord to plug into the old outlet, then cut off the plug part and ran the wire up the back of he new cabinet up to a new book shelf, attaching the three cord wires (two live + ground) to the new outlet screwed to the side of the bookshelf, and yes I waited to plug it in until after it was installed.It was easy to install. First you attach the back plate to the wall with two provided wood screws, then you have to use the two provided screws to attach the white box the outlet goes into to the back plate, Finally you install the outlet just as you would any other outlet. This was an easy addition that didn't require cutting holes in the wall.The only issue I had was with the 3/8" cable clamp I used to hold the wire (I didn't use the raceway cannel connectors) stuck out a bit from the bottom of the box as the knockouts were not quite deep enough to allow the box to lie flush. To fix that issue I installed a few thin spacers behind the back plate.