POWER, WITHOUT THE OBJECT

THE ROOMKEEPS ITSCOMPOSURE.

A floor outlet that swallows the charger, routes the cord, and returns the surface to silence.

See beneath the surface ↓Handle the prototype in 3D
01
Finish-matched lid02
Charger storage below03
Separate service zone

A DIFFERENT KIND OF FLOOR POWER

Most outlets add something to a room. This one gives something back.

The uninterrupted floor.

Floor Power Vault closed and flush within a finished white-oak floorFloor Power Vault open with the charger stored below the floorCutaway showing the Floor Power Vault beneath the finished floor
01 / CLOSED

First, it
vanishes.

The lid carries the surrounding finish so the eye reads one continuous floor.

02 / IN USE

Then, the mess
goes with it.

Adapter and excess cable stay below. Only the working cord reaches the room.

03 / BENEATH

Shallow
by design.

Storage and service sit side by side, preserving depth without sacrificing usable volume.

2.75INCHES DEEP

Shallow by putting power beside storage.

5.25 × 4INCH CLEAR VAULT

Room for the adapter ordinary outlets leave behind.

0.00MM FLUSH TARGET

A finish carrier designed to disappear into the floor.

THE ACTUAL REV E ASSEMBLY

Take it apart.
Build it back.

Seven exact components from the current Rev E engineering package—now including the cord insert and full-perimeter service gasket. Explode it, orbit it, and rebuild the complete stack.

SEPARATING REV E COMPONENTS…
ASSEMBLY STATE000%
DRAG TO ORBIT   /   SCROLL TO ZOOM
REV E / ASSEMBLY SEQUENCEFULLY EXPLODED
  1. 01
    Vault body

    The shallow structural shell seats in the routed floor opening.

  2. 02
    Service gasket

    A full-perimeter seal isolates the removable electrical service plane.

  3. 03
    Service cassette

    The isolated wiring chamber docks beside the storage volume.

  4. 04
    Receptacle device

    The power device locks into the cassette—not beneath the adapter.

  5. 05
    Cord insert

    The replaceable insert controls the cord exit while the vault is in use.

  6. 06
    Magnetic carrier

    The removable carrier bridges the opening while preserving cord clearance.

  7. 07
    Finish insert

    The selected floor material drops into the carrier for a flush final plane.

REALITY CHECK / REV E

Seven real parts.
Nothing hidden.

Photoreal exploded Floor Power Vault assembly showing the oak finish insert, carrier, adapter plate, vault body, gasket, cassette and receptacle01 WHITE-OAK FINISH02 MAGNETIC CARRIER03 SHALLOW STORAGE VAULT04 GASKET + SERVICE CASSETTE

This is the architecture—not a decorative cover over an ordinary floor box. The adapter lives in a clean user vault while the receptacle and branch wiring remain next door in a removable service plane.

USER STORAGEELECTRICAL SERVICE

THE POWER PATH

Power beside.
Storage below.

Separating the everyday cavity from the electrical service area is what keeps the profile shallow and the charger out of sight.

Engineering section showing the plug-storage vault and separate rear electrical service zone
REV E / VERIFIED SECTION VIEW

FROM SUBFLOOR TO SILENCE

Five moves.
One clean plane.

Conceptual cutaway of the Floor Power Vault installed in a white-oak and plywood floor assembly
CONCEPTUAL CUTAWAYFinish / subfloor / vault / sidecar / conduit
  1. 01

    Find the clear bay.

    Survey structure and services below. Verify the routing template before the first cut.

    PLAN
  2. 02

    Create the flush seat.

    Cut the through-opening, then route the shallow perimeter ledge for the integral rim.

    PREP
  3. 03

    Set the vault.

    Fit the approved gasket, lower the body, and secure it evenly through concealed guides.

    PLACE
  4. 04

    Connect the sidecar.

    After certification, a qualified electrician terminates and closes the gasketed service cassette.

    POWER
  5. 05

    Return the floor.

    Test the assembly, verify cord clearance, and install the selected finish insert.

    FINISH
PROTOTYPE ≠ PRODUCT

The current printed assembly validates geometry only. It is not safety-listed and must not be installed or energized.

DESIGNED TO BELONG

The lid is
the room.

Wood, stone, metal, or a quiet solid surface. The carrier accepts the material chosen for the architecture—not the other way around.

Floor Power Vault concept shown in white oak, walnut, brushed metal, stone and matte black finishesWHITE OAK / WALNUT / METAL / STONE / MATTE BLACK

HELP MOVE REV E FORWARD

Power belongs
everywhere.
Outlets don't.

Floor Power Vault is in prototype development. Follow the journey through engineering validation, safety listing, and manufacturing.

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