Built-in sockets are at hand when they are needed

Planning wiring during renovation is a separate part of the large work of a competent layout of a room. There is no ideal formula or accurate information about the minimal quantity of sockets. Everything depends on the number of electrical appliances that are planned to be used.
Talking about a kitchen, the standard appliances that need electricity are: a hob, fridge, a cooktop (electric, induction), a stove, a washing machine. Additional electricity is needed for illumination if it is provided (here you can get to know what kind of illumination we use). Further, everything depends on the owners’ needs, but it is always better to install one more socket than it’s needed. If it is required not to spoil an overall view, it is possible to use hidden built-in sockets.

The examples in our completed works:

The socket under the island table top is almost invisible, but will be useful, for example, to charge the phone

Two vertical hidden sockets in a tabletop one of which is in an extended position

The horizontal hidden socket (is extended by pressing a button)

There are some non-standard solutions:

The USB port at the bottom of the upper kitchen cupboard to charge a cellphone, or connect speakers

Wireless built-in socket for a cellphone in a tabletop of a hinged cabinet in the customer's bedroom

It is important to discuss the need for additional sockets (devices) with a vendor and a specialist will propose variants to solve this problem. If you need an additional consultation, leave your request on the site and our manager will connect with you as soon as possible!