Hub & Outlet Housing

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We recently mocked-up the housings for both the hub & outlets - feast your eyes!

Hub:


Outlets:



These housings will be fully waterproof.

To preview how the site would look in your home, please see our demo site; all of our code is available open-source on GitHub.

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