Name: Bocci 22: Flush Outlet System
Brand: Bocci
SKU: Bocci 22 System Easify
Availability: InStock

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Bocci 22 white flush outlets installed in a white marble stone backsplash within a Nordic-style kitchen featuring oak cabinets, wood shelf, and hanging rod with minimal Japanese kitchen tools. Oji Masanori brass utensil and knife holder on countertop.

Coffee machine on a red counter surface with a white wall background with colorful Flush Bocci Plug outlets

Decorative wall with hanging lights, a vase of flowers, and minimal Bocci Flush Outlets beside a bed on a wood wall.

Bedroom with wooden cane headboard, white bedding, and a pleated lamp on a nightstand with discrete Bocci 22 bedside flush outlets.

Ice Blue and Carob Brown Bocci22 Flush Wall outlets in a white wall and figs in the foreground.

Modern kitchen with marble backsplash and wooden cane cabinets. Flush Bocci outlets in marble backsplash.

A flush wall socket cover plate is shown in a partially illuminated setting, with a mortar and pestle on the left and a round table lamp on the counter in kitchen.

Modern kitchen with marble shelves and marble waterfall island and backsplash with flush Bocci22 outlets

Window view of a forest from inside a wooden structure designed by Omer Arbel. Discrete Bocci flush outlets sit in the wood wall.

A close up of a Bocci 22: Alternate Material Mounting inset in a white marble kitchen island waterfall face.

Various Bocci22 components set in a wood wall.

Bocci22 Optional Ring Cover in Stainless Steel.

A couple of Bocci 22: Drywall Mud-In Mounting plugs sitting next to each other.

Two colorful flush style sockets by Bocci22, one Carob brown and one Ice blue, on a white textured background.

Two colorful Bocci 22 Flush Outlets in Oxblood Red and Ice Blue are set diagonally in a Terrazzo stone backsplash wall.

Modern kitchen counter with hanging rod of utensils and fruit and jars on a counter and a single Bocci22 flush outlet in the wall.

An electrical outlet mounted flush into a mosaic tile surface in a bathroom.

A Bocci 22: Drywall Mud-In Mounting chalkboard on the wall of a restaurant.

Marble-patterned containers on a kitchen counter with gas cooktop and flush Bocci22 outlets in a plaster backsplash wall.

Select your mounting surface, device configuration, and outlet type. Your setup will determine the required components to complete your set — accessories can be added as needed.

The most considered electrical outlet in architecture is one you cannot see. The Bocci 22 System is a flush-mounted electrical system designed by Omer Arbel that disappears entirely into the surfaces it serves — drywall, stone, tile, glass, millwork, and concrete — leaving no cover plate, no frame, and no interruption to the finish. It is the defining detail that separates a resolved interior from a standard one.

Where conventional outlets punctuate a wall with plastic hardware, the 22 System integrates. A cylindrical device locks into a mounting plate seated directly behind the finish material, its face flush with the surface. The result is an outlet that becomes part of the architecture — as precise and considered as the marble it sits in, the millwork it meets, or the plaster it disappears into.

Designed in 2009 and made in Vancouver, Canada by Bocci. UL-listed for installation in Canada and the United States. Honoured by Red Dot, D&AD, the German Design Council, and the Industrial Designer Society of America.

The 22 System is a configured product. Confirm the following before ordering — these are the questions our team fields most often.

A mounting plate is required. Every device installs into a 22 System mounting plate. Devices cannot be installed into a standard junction box alone. Single device = single plate. Two devices = double plate.

Drywall uses a single barrel size (Short). The three-depth logic (Short / Medium / Long) applies only to multi-material installations. If you are installing into drywall, barrel length is not a choice.

Depth cannot be adjusted after installation. Once the finish material is installed, the barrel depth is fixed — unless the wall is accessible from behind. Confirm material thickness carefully, especially for stone, tile, and millwork.

The Keypad Control is not a standard on/off switch. It is a momentary smart-home control requiring a low-voltage data connection and a compatible home automation system. It does not replace a line-voltage switch.

GFCI is not available within the 22 System. For code compliance in wet locations, install an upstream GFCI breaker at the panel. Consult a certified electrician.

The 22 System installs in two ways depending on your wall surface. Both result in the same outcome: a device face flush with the finished wall, with no visible hardware of any kind.

Drywall — The mounting plate is embedded directly into the wall during the finishing process, mudded over and painted flush. The outlet emerges at the surface as though it was always meant to be there. No cover plate. No escutcheon. No trace of conventional hardware. Compatible with drywall, plaster, and wallpaper applications. Drywall installations use a single barrel length (Short, 6.35 mm / ¼").

Multi-Material — For stone, tile, glass, millwork, MDF, Corian, and other solid substrates. The mounting plate is set behind the finish material before it is installed. The device locks through from the face, sitting precisely flush with the surface. Backsplashes, stonework, and millwork remain completely uninterrupted. Barrel depth must be matched to material thickness — see Selecting the Right Barrel Depth.

The 22 System is available in single and double configurations. Double plates are rotatable — they can be oriented vertically or horizontally to suit the installation.

Single — One device, one mounting plate.

Double Linear — Two devices in a tight vertical or horizontal stack.

Double Linear Wide — Two devices in a vertical or horizontal stack with wider spacing between positions.

Double Diagonal — Two devices set at an offset angle to one another. The mounting plate is rotatable to suit the desired orientation.

Stacking two single devices: Two single mounting plates can be installed adjacent to one another — vertically or horizontally — to create a two-device layout across separate junction boxes. For a single-plate integrated look, specify a Double Linear or Double Linear Wide instead.

All devices are cylindrical, Ø 35 mm, and interchangeable within any 22 System mounting plate. Standard finishes (White, Black, Almond, Grey) are available across all device types. Heritage finishes are available for outlets and USB-C only — see Finishes below.

Outlets

15A Outlet — Type A/B, 120V, tamper resistant. The standard choice for most residential and commercial applications. Confirm amperage with your electrician if unsure.
20A Outlet — Type A/B, 120V, tamper resistant. Requires a dedicated 20A branch circuit. Specified for high-draw appliances or commercial applications.

Type G (UK / international) and other regional socket standards are not stocked by Casson. Contact Bocci directly for international device availability.

USB & Media

USB-A — 15W, dual port. For charging and device connectivity.
USB-C — 45W, 100–240V, single port. Fast-charge compatible. Available in Heritage finishes.
HDMI — Standard pass-through connector. For AV integration into millwork, conference rooms, or media walls.

Data & Control — Available on request. Lead times may vary. Contact us to confirm availability and pricing.

CAT6A Data — RJ45. High-speed data connection for network integration.
Coaxial / Cable — F Connector. For cable and satellite connections.
Telephone — RJ12.
Keypad Control — A minimalist smart home keypad. Functions as a momentary control — not a standard line-voltage on/off switch. Programmable via a low-voltage CAT5 data connection, and compatible with leading home automation systems. Dimming functions can be programmed through a compatible smart home system; the 22 System does not include a standalone dimmer device.

For multi-material installations, the barrel depth of the device must match the thickness of the finish material. This is the most common point of confusion — and the most important measurement to get right before ordering.

Measure from the finished face of the material to its back edge. For multi-layer walls (e.g. ½" plywood substrate behind ¾" stone), add the layer thicknesses together and select by total depth.

Material Thickness	Select	If Between Sizes
Up to 6.35 mm (¼")	Short	—
6.35–19 mm (¼"–¾")	Medium	Select Medium; shim hard materials up, or machine soft materials down
19–31.75 mm (¾"–1¼")	Long	Select Long; shim hard materials up, or machine soft materials down
Over 31.75 mm (1¼")	Not supported	Contact us

Availability by depth: Short is available for all device types. Medium and Long are available for selected components — confirm before ordering.

Depth is fixed once installed. Barrel depth cannot be changed after the finish material is in place unless the wall is accessible from behind. For stone and tile, confirm material thickness before ordering.

Refer to the Barrel Depth Selection Guide (PDF) for detailed guidance, or contact our team — this is a common question and we're happy to help.

Standard — Available for all device types.

White — RAL 9016
Black — RAL 9017
Almond — RAL 1013
Grey — RAL 7038

Heritage — Available for Outlets (15A, 20A) and USB-C only.

Ice — Pantone 2155
Khaki — Pantone 451
Forest — Pantone 7735
Oxblood — Pantone 7629
Dove — Pantone 2333
Carob — Pantone 7554

Custom colours are available for larger volume orders. Contact us for details.

22 System Removal Tool — Required for all installations, drywall and multi-material. Used to seat and eject devices from the mounting plate without disturbing the wall finish. One tool is sufficient per project site. Sold separately.

Router Template — Optional. For multi-material installations into wood, MDF, Corian, or stone. Used for alignment and as a routing guide. Compatible with a 36.5 mm (1-7/16") Forstner bit, guide bushing, or CNC.

Plaster / Tile Trim Cap — Optional. For multi-material installations into tile, grout, or plaster. Protects the device opening during installation of finish material. One per device required; reusable.

Decorative Trim Ring — Optional. A metallic ring that sits flush around the device face, adding a refined finish detail. Multi-material installations only — not used with drywall. Must be specified at time of order and accounted for during finish material preparation; cannot be retrofitted to a completed installation.

Standard lead time is 1–2 weeks from order confirmation. Rush production is available for an additional $50 CAD — request in your order notes or at checkout. Data & Control devices (CAT6A, Coaxial, Telephone, Keypad Control) may require additional lead time; confirm at time of quote.

Device Diameter: Ø 35 mm (1.38")
Junction Box: Standard depth, min. 54 mm (2⅛") deep. Must have two screw holes spaced 83 mm (±0.5 mm) apart in the middle plane.
Certification: UL-listed to standards 498 and 514D. NEC 2023 (NFPA 70) compliant. CE compliant (BS1363, IEC 60884). US Patents No. 7,956,295 / 8,232,482 / 12,451,675.
Tamper Resistant: All outlets bear the "TR" marking on the outlet face.
GFCI: A GFCI outlet is not available in the 22 System. Code compliance for wet locations requires a GFCI breaker installed remotely in the panel (purchased independently). Consult a certified electrician.
Branch Circuit: Each device requires a dedicated branch circuit. Conductors must not be spliced in the box or continued to another device. See NEC 2023 for full requirements.
Line + Low Voltage on Same Plate: Permitted when the junction box is equipped with a permanent barrier or listed divider with separated raceway. See NEC 2008: Article 800.133 Exception #1 and Article 620.36.
New York City: Approved for use per NYC Department of Buildings (updated interpretation, June 2024).
Origin: Designed by Omer Arbel. Made in Vancouver, Canada by Bocci since 2009.

General

Certification

cUL Certificate of Compliance (PDF)

Installation Instructions

Planning Guides

Technical Drawings

Component Data Sheets — Mounting Plates

Component Data Sheets — Devices

Component Data Sheets — Tools & Accessories

Drywall Installation — Step-by-step guide for mudding into drywall.

Multi-Material Installation — Step-by-step guide for stone, tile, millwork, and other alternate surfaces.

Need help with your configuration? Email contact@cassonhardware.com — our team is happy to assist.

1. Where is it being installed?

Drywall — mounting plate mudded directly into the wall. No cover plate or visible hardware. Drywall uses a single barrel size (Short).
Multi-Material — stone, tile, glass, millwork, MDF, Corian, or other solid substrates. Mounting plate is set behind the finish material. Select barrel depth to match material thickness (step 4).

2. Single or double device?

Single — one device, one mounting plate
Double Linear — two devices in a tight stack; plate rotatable vertical or horizontal
Double Linear Wide — two devices with wider spacing; plate rotatable
Double Diagonal — two devices offset at an angle; plate rotatable
Two single plates can also be installed adjacent to one another for a stacked effect across separate junction boxes.

3. Which device do you need?

Outlet: 15A (standard) or 20A (high amperage — confirm with your electrician)
USB-A (15W dual port), USB-C (45W), HDMI
CAT6A Data, Coaxial / Cable, Telephone, Keypad Control — available on request
Type G and other international sockets are not stocked by Casson — contact Bocci directly

4. Multi-material only: which barrel depth?

Short — 6.35 mm (¼")
Medium — 19 mm (¾")
Long — 31.75 mm (1¼")

Measure from the face of the finish material to the back of the substrate. For multi-layer walls (e.g. ½" plywood behind ¾" stone), add layer thicknesses together. If your measurement falls between two sizes, select the next size up and shim or machine to match. Barrel Depth Selection Guide (PDF)

5. Tools and accessories

Removal Tool — required for all installations; 1 per project site
Plaster / Tile Trim Cap — optional; for tile and plaster surfaces; 1 per device
Router Template — optional; for wood, MDF, Corian, or stone; aids alignment and routing
Decorative Trim Ring — optional; multi-material only; must be specified at time of order

Do I need a mounting plate, or can I order just the device?: A mounting plate is required. Devices install into a 22 System mounting plate — not into a standard junction box directly. Single device = single plate; two devices = double plate.
Does drywall use the same Short / Medium / Long barrel logic?: No. Drywall installations use a single barrel length (Short, 6.35 mm / ¼"). The three-depth system applies only to multi-material installations.
Which barrel depth for my material?: Measure from the face of the finish material to the back of the substrate. Short = 6.35 mm (¼"), Medium = 19 mm (¾"), Long = 31.75 mm (1¼"). If you fall between sizes, select the next size up and shim or machine to match. For multi-layer walls (e.g. ½" plywood + ¾" stone), add layer thicknesses together. Barrel Depth Selection Guide (PDF)
Can I adjust barrel depth after the wall is finished?: No — barrel depth is fixed once the finish material is installed, unless the wall is accessible from behind. Confirm material thickness before ordering, particularly for stone and tile where post-install correction is not feasible.
Can two single outlets be stacked vertically?: Yes. Two single mounting plates can be installed adjacent to one another — vertically or horizontally — across separate junction boxes. For a single-plate integrated result, specify a Double Linear or Double Linear Wide configuration instead.
Is the Keypad Control a standard on/off switch?: No. The Keypad Control is a momentary low-voltage control, not a line-voltage switch. It requires a data connection (CAT5) and a compatible home automation system to function. Order this device only if you are integrating with a smart home platform.
Is there a GFCI outlet?: Not within the 22 System itself. For wet-area code compliance, install an upstream GFCI breaker in the panel (sourced independently). Consult a certified electrician.
Can the Decorative Trim Ring be added after installation?: No. The trim ring is a multi-material accessory only and must be specified at time of order so it can be accounted for during finish material preparation. It cannot be retrofitted to a completed installation.
Are Type G (UK / international) outlets available?: Not through Casson. For international device variants, contact Bocci directly.
What is the lead time? Is rush shipping available?: Standard lead time is 1–2 weeks from order confirmation. Rush production is available for $50 CAD — request in order notes or at checkout. Data & Control devices may require additional lead time; confirm at time of quote.
How do I install?: View the Drywall installation video or Multi-Material installation video, or download installation instructions from the Product Downloads section above.
Is the 22 System UL listed?: Yes. UL-listed to standards 498 and 514D. CE compliant to BS1363 and IEC 60884. Designed to comply with NEC 2023 (NFPA 70). View cUL Certificate (PDF).
What surfaces can I install into?: Any surface — drywall, millwork, stone, tile, glass, Corian, concrete, or plaster. Drywall and multi-material use different mounting plate assemblies.
What colour options are available?: Standard (all devices): White (RAL 9016), Black (RAL 9017), Almond (RAL 1013), Grey (RAL 7038).
Heritage (outlets and USB-C only): Ice (Pantone 2155), Khaki (Pantone 451), Forest (Pantone 7735), Oxblood (Pantone 7629), Dove (Pantone 2333), Carob (Pantone 7554).
View Colour Options (PDF)
Are custom colours available?: For larger volume orders. Contact us for details.
Are outlets tamper resistant?: Yes. All 22 System outlets bear the "TR" marking on the outlet face.
What junction box should I use?: Standard depth, minimum 54 mm (2⅛") deep. Must have two screw holes spaced 83 mm (±0.5 mm) apart in the middle plane from each edge.
Does each device need its own circuit?: Yes. Each device requires a dedicated branch circuit. Conductors must not be spliced in the box or continued to another device. See NEC 2023 for full requirements.
Do I need the removal tool?: Yes — required for all installations (drywall and multi-material) to seat and remove devices. One tool is sufficient per project site. Purchase the Removal Tool.
Can I mix line voltage and low voltage on one plate?: Yes, provided the junction box is equipped with a permanent barrier or listed divider with separated raceway. See NEC 2008: Article 800.133 Exception #1 and Article 620.36.
Is the 22 System approved for New York City?: Yes. The NYC Department of Buildings issued an updated approval in June 2024 for use per manufacturer installation instructions. Contact us for documentation.
Is a practice installation recommended?: Yes — Bocci recommends a practice installation for anyone installing the 22 System for the first time. The system requires precise and skilled craftsmanship, particularly for drywall mud-in applications.
Not sure what to order?: Email contact@cassonhardware.com — our team is happy to assist with configuration and component selection.

Bocci 22

Outlets as architecture.

The Bocci 22 System treats electrical outlets as architectural elements rather than hardware. Devices sit flush with the surface they serve — drywall, stone, tile, glass, millwork, concrete — with no cover plate, no frame, and no interruption to the finish. A cylindrical device locks into a mounting plate set behind the finish material. The face sits precisely flush with the surface; from any distance the outlet reads as part of the wall, not applied to it. The system is certified for use across North America and compatible with every common substrate. Designed by Omer Arbel in 2009 and made in Vancouver by Bocci. The system has been honoured by Red Dot, D&AD, the German Design Council, and the Industrial Designer Society of America. More than fifteen years of installations refine a single proposition: electrical fittings should recede into the surfaces they serve.

22 System Guide Finish Samples System Configurator

Principles

Flush by Design: Devices sit precisely flush with the finish material. No cover plate, no frame, no escutcheon. The outlet disappears into the wall and the architecture remains uninterrupted.
Every Substrate: Engineered for drywall, plaster, stone, tile, glass, concrete, millwork, MDF, and Corian. Mounting plates are substrate-specific; devices are universal. Every common wall assembly is supported.
One Modular System: Every plate accepts every device. Singles, doubles, linear, diagonal — all built from a shared set of components. Configuration is a specification decision, not an engineering one.
Code Compliant: UL-listed to standards 498 and 514D. NEC 2023 compliant. CE compliant. Approved for use in New York City as of June 2024. Tamper-resistant standard across all outlet configurations.