The Docking Drawer Trio Outlet turns any drawer into a discrete charging station. This white unit sits flush within your drawer, housing one standard UK socket alongside two USB-A and two USB-C ports. When you open the drawer, your charging points are there waiting. Close it, and they disappear completely.

Where It Fits

You can install this in any drawer with a wooden back panel, provided the drawer is at least 330mm wide internally and offers 51mm of depth behind the back panel. It works particularly well in kitchen islands, desk areas, or anywhere you want power access without visible sockets cluttering your surfaces.

How It Works

The outlet installs directly into your drawer's back panel through a rectangular cut-out. A 1.2-metre cable connects it to your mains supply, typically routed through the cabinet structure to a standard socket or hard-wired connection. The unit sits completely flush with the drawer interior, so it doesn't compromise storage space.

Why It Matters

This solves the modern kitchen's charging dilemma. Rather than having devices and cables scattered across your worktops, you can charge phones, tablets, and small appliances inside a drawer. Everything stays tidy, yet remains easily accessible when you need it. The mix of standard and USB sockets handles both traditional plugs and direct device charging.

Design Consideration

This approach works brilliantly if you want completely clear worktops and don't mind opening a drawer to access power. However, if you frequently need quick access to charge points while cooking, a traditional socket might serve you better. The installation requires careful planning of cable routes during the kitchen build.

Build Quality

The white finish matches most drawer interiors, and the unit comes with CE and UKCA certification for UK use. The lifetime guarantee reflects confidence in the mechanism, though you'll need to source appropriate fixings separately.

Options

This model comes in white only, with the specific configuration of one UK socket, two USB-A, and two USB-C ports. The cut-out dimensions are fixed at 237mm wide by 59mm high, requiring a minimum installation height of 102mm.

Consider whether hidden charging suits your daily routine. If you prefer having power always visible and immediately accessible, traditional sockets might better serve your kitchen's needs.