Legrand Wiremold WH20GB306TR Plugmold 2000 Series 3 Foot Hardwired Power Strip with 6 Tamper Resistant Outlets, White

These additions to my home were exacrly what I was looking for. I put them under my kitchen cabinets so that I could remove all the outlets from the walls above my countertop. Putting in a backsplash around outlets I'd a pain, but with these I am able to install a backsplash without the need to cut around outlets. They were fairly easy to wire up. The only downfall was the amount of space to work with inside the outlet casing to put the wires in.

Used in a kitchen remodel tucked under cabinets. Looked great. Btw it’s needs to be hardwired.

Works for what it is, expensive for what it is though. Use for under cabinet outlets so I didn’t have outlets in tile backsplash of my kitchen. Don’t understand why they don’t design a better way to connect at the end than the “big” connector box that will barely contain the wire nuts that fits loosely. Probably a code issue but has to be a better way. Have 4 of them throughout the kitchen so happy with it but when installing you just wonder why they haven’t improved the design with the clean backsplash trend.

This was perfect for under my kitchen cabinets and it's completely hidden from view. My electrician cut it into 2 parts and installed in 2 different locations.

Works well once installed. Upon receiving and seeing the build quality I believe it's way overpriced. A few pieces of bent metal, 3' of 2 conductor wire, and 6 outlets for $75? It's probably $5 dollars in materials and not an impressive assembly overall. Knockouts are more like bang outs. They were extremely difficult to remove to the point of almost damaging the casing. Consider other options.

This works fantastic in the kitchen I just done for a client. She loves to cook and always has lots going on. She has found this to be a lifesaver! she loves that you don't see the outlets on the wall and allows her to have all the items she wants plugged in at one time and not having to wait! I highly recommend.

Was able to make this work in a difficult application. Good quality

I wanted to replace an old dirty Wiremold Plugmold on our kitchen island. Opened the box and looked almost identical. However, for some reason the knockouts were different. I can't figure why Legrand did not put a knock out next to the end of the wires. I wanted to just feed the connecting wires on either end through and connect in the junction box under the counter. Nope! The knockout was between receptacles so I had to cross over connections... yada-yada. Also, I recall seeing a previous reviewer indicated they did not include the connectors. The W30/W30G were shown on my Home Depot or Lowes. Using some 14 nm pigtails and In-Sure connectors, I managed to 'wang it' down in the strip and snap shut. The instructions were not easy. The YT video of some dude using the W30 connectors made it look so easy but not for this hayseed.