Power Bar with a Flat/Slim Plug?

[Keebler Elf]

I'm trying to find a power bar that combines the features of these two products. I need a plug that is flat so it will fit behind a bookcase. The right-angle plug isn't good enough. But I also want it to be a full power bar, not just a couple outlets. I don't want a surge protector (this isn't for my computer).

Has anyone seen a power bar with a flat/slim plug?

http://www.thesource.ca/estore/Prod...nline&category=ExtensionCords&product=6112844

http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brow...tricalPowerBars/PRD~0527223P/6-Outlet+Bar.jsp

 

[wrock_solid]

I'm trying to find a power bar that combines the features of these two products. I need a plug that is flat so it will fit behind a bookcase. The right-angle plug isn't good enough. But I also want it to be a full power bar, not just a couple outlets. I don't want a surge protector (this isn't for my computer).

Has anyone seen a power bar with a flat/slim plug?

http://www.thesource.ca/estore/Prod...nline&category=ExtensionCords&product=6112844

http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brow...tricalPowerBars/PRD~0527223P/6-Outlet+Bar.jsp

I know you said you DIDN'T want a surge protector...but here is one that I bought for my computer, but it also happens to be pretty slim...

http://www.canadacomputers.com/index.php?do=ShowProduct&cmd=pd&pid=017585&cid=PWP.437

 

[The Bandit]

What the difference between a slim plug and a flat angled...about 1/2" ?

 

[Tangwhich]

if you are inable to find a power bar that suits your needs, you can consider replacing your plug with a clock receptable and using a regular power bar.. should give you want you want..

 

[Anynym]

Home Depot has a wide variety of power bars available, including some that fit snug along a wall, some with a flattened (and angled) connection to the circuit.