Koumeicanthe thinnest extension (power) cord in the world 0.003-Inch Flat Code 9.84-Feet White

Amazing flat under rug extension cord. Very flat and invisible under rug with no visibility or bump. Expensive, but it’s the perfect solution! Love it.

I recall thinking that I was crazy to spend $100+ on an extension cord, but it worked well for me and figured I’d review the item for other leery buyers. I live in a condo with flooring set atop concrete and no electrical plates in the flooring. As I wanted to have center-room lighting, I looked to this product as a solution and it worked! The cord is truly paper-thin and not at all noticeable under an area rug. It easily provides power to two lights on end tables. Bravo! I did need to search through my junk drawer to find devices to address the fact (as reviews I read indicated-thank you!) it has ungrounded plugs at both ends (see photo), but I used an old travel converter to make the connection. Despite the very high price, I’d buy it again (hopefully years from now) and recommend to others with similar needs.

It's an extension power cord for my desk that is paper thin. Really! I've been using it for a few months now to run the power for my desk and computer equipment. Perfect. It will lay perfectly flat under my chair mat.

I bought it because I wanted to connect two chairs that required electrical cords and I didn’t want to actually have a cord so I bought this and use Velcro to tack it down to my tile it’s not obvious so that’s a good point about point is that it really is too expensive

Failed after a few months. Ran it under a very thin carpet that was under a couch, so there was no traffic or weight on it, it’s just a crappy product.

I searched high and low for a solution to power my electric theatre seats. I had two options, jack hammer the floor or this. Highly recommend the product and the seller

We put this under an area rug for our power recliner, media loveseat that sits in the middle of the room. once under the rug the cord is not visible and you can barely tell it is there if you step on the cord through the rug. I imagine with this item probably cost less than $5 to make, but there is nothing else like it so they are the only game in town. I can't speak to if it will last or how durable it is.

Not very useful, since the thing has only a two-prong, ungrounded plug and outlet. Modern appliances are all grounded. I have tried it once or twice, but I feel at risk with the grounding prong hanging out of the cord socket.