
Outlet Cover with Flat Extension Cord
A thin faceplate that snaps over a duplex outlet and runs power down a low line so dressers and desks sit flush to the wall.
When the power drops or the job stretches past dusk, you need light that stands on its own feet instead of resting on an upturned bucket. This piece packs a telescoping tripod, three folding panels, and an internal battery that charges over a standard cord. Set it over an open hood or plant it in the grass.
Price and stock live with the storefront and can move between visits.

Each panel swings out and tilts where you point it. You can open them wide for the whole corner of a yard or angle them down onto the workbench surface.
The legs lock down with three snap levers along the shaft. It stays upright on gravel and uneven turf, then collapses small enough to slide into the included travel pouch.
Pop the head off the stand when the legs are in the way. The magnetic base grabs the underside of a hood, and the hook catches onto tent ribs or branch stubs.
The internal cell charges through a small port and has a second outlet to share power with a phone. You supply the wall block; the charging lead comes in the bag.
| Tool shelf | Lights, storage and home |
|---|---|
| Where it works | Out in the yard, In the garage |
| Cell | 20000 mAh |
| Size | 73.2 in |
| Model | LD18 |
Payment, delivery and returns run at the storefront, under its own rules.

A thin faceplate that snaps over a duplex outlet and runs power down a low line so dressers and desks sit flush to the wall.

Flattens spare bedding, winter coats and shop blankets down into tidy packs with a small cordless air pump.

A tall illuminated digit that gathers daylight through a coated panel and casts a steady backlight across your siding once evening settles in.

A dipped steel bracket that takes the saw off the floor and holds the wrench beside it on the shop wall.
This light stands on its own legs, breaks down for the truck bed, and throws light from three folding panels right where you are working.