“The First Ever Kitchen Power Grommet” by Amy Mood
Here’s something to keep in mind when designing an island into your kitchen. All islands need to have a power source built in to them in order to safely plug in any small appliance that you may want to use there. Typically the problem, especially on a single level island, is where to locate it inconspicuously, but in a spot that will be functional. No one really wants to cut in to a decorative cabinet side or to have an outlet be a “focal point”.
One great solution is a pop up power grommet. They are designed for kitchens or any place that liquids could spill. There is a clear rubber ring around the top that forms a seal when the unit is closed, preventing water and other liquids from getting in. To use it, you simply pull up on it to lock it in place and push a button on the bottom and push it back down when you are done.
What a great solution to one of those “little details” make the difference in a kitchen design!
Amy Mood, AKBD
Kitchen Views at National Lumber
71 Maple Street, Mansfield, MA 02048
Phone: 508-339-8020
amood@kitchenviews.com
www.kitchenviews.com
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