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We're setting up a permanent gazebo with seats etc. I have power
via a buried SWA there already because it used to supply a shed (which we moved in favour of the gazebo). So I want to install some sockets so that we can charge phones, maybe run some 'pretty lights', etc. The outdoor sockets I have installed elsewhere for powering garden tools and such don't look very nice and also probably won't accept all the things that people are likely to want to plug in. Are there any outdoor rated sockets that present a flat face to plug things into and/or are there other solutions such as larger weatherproof enclosures? -- Chris Green · |
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