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Just a quick update on this situation. There seem to be two possible solutions at present which would allow me to fit the plugs in the 45mm space inside the table. The solution suggested by @SUNRAY which involves...

My wiring skills are definitely limited - I'm happy enough to wire plugs, etc, and to follow directions. I've a YouTube video on the correct way to wire the inlet and it would be the perfect/neatest way to connect to the arcade table rather than having a mains lead and cable dangling from it at...

Thanks John - I'm waiting to hear back from them with the dimensions of the socket.

Thanks very much for trying to track one down (and for the information as to the reason for the position of the flex).

I did not know splitters like that were available! That looks like it would be perfect other than the connector from the power supply - it needs to be a USB-C type for the rPi4 computer. If one of those is available then it looks like a viable solution. I assume I could remove the plug from the...

To clarify what I'm doing, there were going to be three mains plugs but I can run the speakers from a USB socket (which is available from the single board computer) so I only have two plugs to deal with. One is a standard plug going to the LCD monitor and the other is for the computer (5.1V/3A)...

So close to being perfect but the cable would have to come from the end. Great to know that this sort of thing exists though! I have a space of 45mm inside the table which will (very snugly) fit a standard extension on its side. Unless it would be safe to drill a hole in the end of that socket...

Other than rewiring to remove the plugs which isn't going to be an option, my only other thought was a special type of 2 gang extension. I could go back to USB speakers which would then leave me with two plugs, one of which can't simply be rewired. So is there something along the lines of this...

I'm currently building an arcade table. There are three mains powered components inside the table - speakers, monitor and single-board computer. The space inside the table is very limited so on a previous build I connected a standard 4 gang extension cord to the outside and brought the wires...