Sometimes, one power point isn't enough. The electric toothbrush is connected to one, but you need another one to charge your shaver, the hairdryer, or straightening irons. Maybe you require one power point for your laptop and another for your printer. Double power points are a must.
Unfortunately, the older homes did not have two power points. This is why a lot of homeowners are looking to switch the single power point for additional double power points that are more efficient.
Then, what happens when you change to the double power point?
In many homes, switching out one for double power points is easy, except if you live in an existing brick structure and the power source is installed to an exterior stone or brick wall. If you live in bricks in your home and you are not in a position to get one of the newest double or recessed power points equipped with a USB port, it might cost extra for the removal of the brick in order to accommodate the dual power points.
Although it could appear to be an easy DIY task to eliminate one power point in installing a second point, the truth is that there are a lot of aspects that must be thought about:
In the end, the most secure option is to contact an electrician who is local, reliable, fully insured. and licensed.