Master Electrician09407ME 7-Foot Flatplug Extension Cord Low Profile, Brown

What can you say about an extension cord? I can say I love it! The main thing about this extension cord is the affordable price for a flatplug. The flat plug allows you to plug this extension cord into the wall where you have furniture right up against the wall, so this saves space. I have desks, sofas, beds shelves mashed against my walls and these are the lowest cost extension cords that work. This allows me to use electrical plugs that were formerly not able to be used. They have never given me any problems. I do wish they were 3 prong instead of 2, but they work just great and are of good quality. I recommend them if your looking for the lowest cost flat plug extension cord.

Good quality indoor extension cord.

It works good, does what it supposed to but it did break after 3 months of using cable..

This was a nice cord, but unfortunately, I did not look close enough to see that it’s only a two prong one and not a three prong with a grounder

Love the fact that it’s the color of my hardwood, and fits discreetly under my rug without a bulge.

Nice to have item with the correct information

Great little extension cord and excellent price! I love the flat head plugs, because it drives me crazy when the furniture sticks out several inches from the wall. The actual cord for this particular extension cord is thin and can easily be hid along the baseboard. You can't tell from the picture in the description, but the side of the outlet end that has 1 outlet also has an outlet protector cover (similar to those clear safety covers for young kids) that is attached to the cord, and it makes a nice little loop that you can hang the cord from for easy access to the outlets. Great purchase!

I needed brown extension cords, and liked the idea of a low-profile plug. This cord fit the bill. I like that it is less noticeable than the regular kind. It blends well with my hardwood floors. My one complaint is that it was difficult to push the plug from the old cord (my lamp's power cord) into the extension cord. It's like I had to 'break in' the receptacle. Once I accomplished that, this cord was good to go and I've had no issues with it since.