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Shaver Sockets

Shaver sockets keep your bathroom routine simple and tidy. The screwless plates sit neatly on the wall while giving you a handy spot to plug in your shaver or toothbrush charger. Designed for bathroom use, they include dual voltage and built-in safety features to help power your essentials properly. Choose from antique brass, black nickel, matt black, polished chrome, satin brass, stainless steel and white finishes to match your bathroom accessories.

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Antique brass shaver socket lifestyle

£32.00

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Shaver Socket in Stainless Steel

£32.00

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Matt Black Shaver Socket

£32.00

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Polished Chrome shaver socket cut out

£30.00

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Black Nickel shaver socket cut out

£30.00

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Satin brass shaver socket cut out

£32.00

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White Shaver Socket

£32.00

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Start with where you actually shave or charge your toothbrush. The socket should be close enough for the cable to reach comfortably, without stretching across the basin or getting trapped behind a mirror or cabinet door. Bathroom electrical zones determine where the socket can be installed, and it should be positioned away from direct shower spray.

Check the plug on your appliance before ordering, particularly if you plan to leave a charger connected. A shaver socket is made for compatible low-powered bathroom appliances and isn’t a substitute for an ordinary 13A wall socket.

If you’re replacing an existing fitting, check the plate measurements and the space available inside the back box. Shaver sockets contain additional components behind the plate, so they may need more depth than a standard switch or plug socket.