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The Docking Drawer Blade Compact vanity outlet brings two GFCI-protected AC receptacles into a drawer, keeping cords, chargers, and grooming tools out of sight and powered up inside the cabinet.
A bathroom counter outlet is convenient until the cords start taking over the surface. This drawer outlet moves the connection point inside the cabinet, so a hair dryer, electric razor, or toothbrush charger stays plugged in and ready without the cord crossing the counter. The drawer closes and the counter clears. Both receptacles include GFCI protection, which is the standard safety requirement for outlets installed near sinks and in wet-area rooms.
The Stainless Steel finish suits a bathroom where hardware, fixtures, and accessories lean modern or contemporary. Metal construction keeps the unit from flexing under the weight of plugged-in appliances, and the compact Blade form factor leaves usable space in the drawer for the items that share it. The 21-inch maximum cabinet depth accommodates the standard range of vanity bases, from a shallow powder room cabinet to a deeper master bath build.
This outlet fits naturally into a master bath or primary vanity build where the goal is a clean countertop and a practical place to power grooming tools. Designers specifying a high-finish bathroom will find that stainless coordinates with brushed nickel and chrome fixtures without drawing attention. Cabinet shops and remodelers can install it in a new or existing vanity drawer to add powered storage without cutting a wall outlet. For a deeper cabinet or a kitchen application, confirm the cabinet depth and outlet configuration match the job before ordering.
Electrical code requires GFCI protection for outlets installed in bathrooms and other wet areas. Both receptacles on this unit include built-in GFCI, satisfying that requirement without a separate GFCI wall outlet upstream.
The unit fits cabinets up to 21 inches deep, which covers most standard vanity bases. Measure the interior cabinet depth before installing to confirm clearance.
Yes. The 15 amp rating handles standard grooming appliances. Check the amperage draw of any high-wattage tool against the 15 amp limit before plugging it in.
Stainless steel can show fingerprints in high-contact areas. Inside a drawer the surface sees less direct handling than a countertop fixture would.
Specify this Docking Drawer Blade Compact outlet to bring GFCI-protected power into a vanity drawer, keep grooming tools charged and hidden, and let the countertop do its job.
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