How To Mount Power Strip To Wall

A power strip is a device that allows you to plug multiple electrical devices into a single outlet. Power strips are often used in homes, offices, and other locations where there is a need for additional electrical outlets. Mounting a power strip to a wall can help to keep it out of the way and prevent it from being accidentally knocked off of a table or desk. There are a few different ways to mount a power strip to a wall, depending on the type of power strip and the surface of the wall.

Materials You'll Need:

Before you begin, you will need to gather the following materials:

Power strip
Screws or nails (if necessary)
Drill or screwdriver (if necessary)
Wall anchors (if necessary)

Steps:

Once you have gathered your materials, you can follow these steps to mount your power strip to the wall:

Choose a location for the power strip. The best location for the power strip will depend on the specific needs of your situation. However, you should generally choose a location that is out of the way and where the power strip will not be easily knocked off of the wall.
Mark the location of the power strip. Once you have chosen a location for the power strip, you need to mark the location of the mounting holes. To do this, simply hold the power strip against the wall and use a pencil or marker to mark the location of the holes.
Drill pilot holes (if necessary). If you are mounting the power strip to a hard surface, such as concrete or brick, you will need to drill pilot holes before you can insert the screws. To do this, use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the screws you will be using. Drill the pilot holes to a depth that is slightly less than the length of the screws.
Insert the wall anchors (if necessary). If you are mounting the power strip to a soft surface, such as drywall, you will need to use wall anchors to help support the weight of the power strip. To insert the wall anchors, simply push them into the wall until they are flush with the surface. Then, insert the screws into the wall anchors.
Mount the power strip. Once the pilot holes have been drilled or the wall anchors have been inserted, you can mount the power strip to the wall. To do this, simply align the mounting holes on the power strip with the holes in the wall and insert the screws. Tighten the screws until the power strip is securely attached to the wall.

Once you have mounted the power strip to the wall, you can plug your electrical devices into the power strip and begin using them.