This is the Plug Socket, the power-point whose engineer clearly spent a lot some-more time upon the product than the name. It is a hollow which manages to squeeze 3 apart outlets into the space routinely assigned by a single, as well as do it but crowding all of a plugs together. It even finds space for the cable-tidying shelf.

The Plug Socket, written by Xie Chen Chen, appears to have a three-pronged Chinese hollow upon the categorical image and dual dual-prong ones up tip. This tip flips down for access as well as, when open, it forms a shelf onto which phones and cords can be placed. And because a angle is adjustable, a large block in a main hole doesn’t block up a whole thing.

Interesting fact, brought back to me from friends who not long ago visited China: Pretty most any plug will fit into a Chinese socket. European and U.S prongs will both fit into those up top in Chen’s design, and it looks similar to Australia’s will fit a front hollow if incited upside-down first.

Plug on Plug [Yanko]