Examining the need to create a flexible electrical socket system able to properly serve more of a room than just its walls, as well as integrating multiple common systems in a household, we've created a line of removable wall-mounted utilities, from light switches and dimmers to door bells and, of course, electrical sockets.
All systems operate in a very simple push-to-release logic and can become convenient off-the-wall remote controllers for the lights, as well as mobile bells (for when you can't be at the door but you just have to wait for that pizza).
All detachebla parts work with a simple push-to-release system.
The removable socket uses a retractable, self-winding cord system that sorts itself out with just a pull, so you can move it away from the wall as needed. The sockets are actually 5-in-1, and you just push the front in and the rest of it pops out. The three in the front can be twisted out of the whole, detaching from the wall and serving the rest of the room, while still being able to serve the vicinity of the wall as needed. Likewise, half the door bell stays on the wall, so it can still serve its immediate vicinity.
Three of the five sockets can detach from the wall to serve the the surrounding areas, up to a lenght of 1,5 meters.
The self-winding system's shape ensures the cord will spread when collecting, using the space effectively.
To avoid twisting and, eventually, damaging the cord, the whole system spins around the electrical feed proper, with contact nodes orbiting metal rims connected tot he wiring.
The system works with modular units that are ready to install, needing only to be connected to the grid, and can fit together inside the wall and arranged in different ways, allowing for compositions unique to each owner's needs and tastes.
