Sagging power plugs in wall outlet, diy

@jea48

Well, I wussed out and bought the Sonore. The discount made it worthwhile. I also bought and installed the RACO leveling plate. Wow, my plugs have never had it so good. (I tried to post a photo but I don’t see how to do it. The ’gon link asks for a URL.)

I may still experiment with making my own, for fun and for future applications. There are actually a few outlets around the house that could benefit from this type of plug support. I’m surprised that these types of holders aren’t more common. It seems like something you would find amid the vast array of cable management accessories.

@rfprice

$50.00 is not that bad of a price. It’s not like it’s a mass produced item. Sure beats paying $80.00.

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@jea48 

heh-heh, actually, I did buy the two-cup plate. Seemed like if I was going to go half way, might as well go all the way. 

This seems to be a simple fix

Sticky Adhesive for Loose Power Outlet/Wall Socket, 6Pcs Double Sided Sticker Compatible with 3rd/4th/5th Gen Wall Mount WiFi Home-Pod Mini Stand, 3M High-Bond Tape for Power Plug, Extender, Adapter https://a.co/d/5Hlv1ythttp://Sticky Adhesive for Loose Power Outlet/Wall Socket, 6Pcs Double Sided Sticker Compatible with 3rd/4th/5th Gen Wall Mount WiFi Home-Pod Mini Stand, 3M High-Bond Tape for Power Plug, Extender, Adapter https://a.co/d/5Hlv1yt

See my pictures in my virtual system for the fix I used.  Upgraded the outlet to the Audioquest NRG Edison 20 (big improvement in grasp).  I also went to a foam store to buy some rigit foam and cut it to size to support the cable.  I also have used this to separate interconnect (cut to size).