22 Series Plug
- Designed by: Omer Arbel
- Made by: Bocci
- More Info: bocci.ca
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absolutely one of the best things ever, can't wait to incorporate into a new home...love it!
is it just me or do those look like "smiley faces"?............love it.........love anything seamless
Looks very playful! And it's nice that they can be placed in a non-standard line, offering many more options.
Where can I find/buy these?
love, love, love it!
uber cute!
are these reliant on a perfectly circular cut in the gyp board? the cover corrects for sloppy construction.
Fab idea. It looks like it comes with a variety of faceplates that get completely covered in the drywall mud. check it out: http://www.bocci.ca/#/22-2-3/
where can i find this? :S
really good, short video on the installation here: www.kioskdesign.ca/additional/news/2008/11/bocci-launches-the-22-series I've seen a sample of these and must say they work very well and although your contractor might roll his eyes when you tell him you want to install them.... he'll soon figure out it is a very slick and extremely well thought out system.
Great idea! But what if you need to work with the wiring? Do you need to cut a chunk out of the wall? Great if you KNOW you'll never have a wiring problem!
Not a big deal if you need to get to the wiring. little round tool that slips over the round plug and allows you to remove it to work on the wiring. Go to the Boci site. Pretty cool. Phone plugs, F plugs for cable etc. But yeah, looks like the hole in the drywall needs to be right on.
Anyone know if this is UL listed?
thanks a lot
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