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Question: if you are facing the wall and the thicker blade is on the left, does the cord hand straight down, down to the right or down to the left?
Document: It's so nice to have an extension cord that is not way longer than necessary. I use this one plugged in behind my nightstand so that I can have a lamp, heating pad, and iPad charger all right where I want them. The end that goes into the wall receptacle is flat and angled so that the cord does not hang straight down. It's a very nice arrangement and I am pleased with it.
Works as advertised. Great item to have in your arsenal. Alignment/direction: when you plug it in with the larger of the two prong in the left side of the outlet, the cord goes down and to the right. So it moves to the opposite side as the larger hole in the outlet. This is a 2-prong connector.
This was a great buy, fit behind a bookcase in my living room so I could use the outlet there. Only gripe is that the part that plugs in is tilted to the right, but I wanted to pull the cord to the left, and the picture appears to show it turning to the left. Luckily I didn't need the full length so it's not being bent.
I picked this up after my phone charger was damaged and the replacement charger was not long enough to reach my nightstand. Works just as advertised and is indeed pretty flat, however, the plug is angled so instead of the cord facing straight up or down to to one side, its at about a 45 degree angle. This isn't a problem unless you can't actually see the outlet you want to plug into, in which case its very difficult to line up the plug to the outlet.
So nice to be able to push a table right up against the wall and not be hindered with an extension cord
These plugs work great when you want furniture to sit right up against a wall but you need to use the outlet behind the furniture. These plugs fit flat against the wall allowing you to plug the cord into this extension cord lying on the floor. No more sticking out from the wall!
Before you buy this cord, make sure you will have enough room to the right of your outlet for the whole flat plug. The picture shows how the plug angles to the right. I bought this to use in the outlet in a bathroom light, but there's no space between the outlet and the wall.
There is a plug socket right behind my bed. It's annoying to plug in my phone charger and lamp because the bed frame must be recessed from the wall 2 inches to allow space for the plugs. This extension cord let's me shove the bed almost flat against the wall.
I didn't want a big, standard size plug poking out from the wall behind my daughter's desk. I wanted to put the desk flush with the wall, but we needed to use the outlet. This was a perfect solution. The plug is very slim so the desk sits at the perfect distance from the wall and the three foot cord is not so long as to be obnoxious. It's just right to tuck a bit behind the desk then plug her lamp and gadgets in on the side.
Normally, standard plugs extend at least 1-1/2 inches from the wall, which includes the width of the outlet plate through the bend of the cable. This SlimLine 2236 flat-headed extension cord solves that space problem.My only issue is that the diagonal placement of the plug's prongs creates some limitations. The SlimLine's plug enters the wall socket at a 45 degree angle (like the right side of a triangle) instead of the horizontal placement of standard plugs into the wall outlet. This angle is what allows accommodation of furniture almost flush with the wall (in addition to the narrower width of the plug itself of course).
Answer: no