You just purchased that large flat panel LCD or Plasma TV and are really excited about saving all that floor and table space by just hanging it on the wall. So you hang in on the wall and notice one problem - those ugly power and AV cables that are now hanging down from the set to the power outlet and your other components. Your significant other isn't too happy about it, but what can you do?
There are actually several ways to hide those ugly cables from sight, but one solution that has caught my attention are the Cable Organizer Kits from DataComm. There are several types of kits available, which give you the choice of just hiding the audio/video cables, or also hide the power cord as well. The kits are inexpensive as well as both easy and very safe to install. If you can mount a flat panel TV on the wall, you have enough skill to use any of the DataComm Cable Organizer Kits. To find out more on whether this cable-hiding option is right for your home theater setup, check out DataComm's Cable Organizer Kit Instructional Videos.
Comments
Nice idea but I can’t use them in my home because they violate building codes. The code requires any penetration into a wall or ceiling cavity to be covered at all times such as by switch plates or termination posts on wall plates for Speakers.
It’s a fire code issue because the opening can allow smoke and fire to penetrate studs and insulation paper which can easily catch fire. Yea, most people aren’t going to worry about it but it is a consideration down the road if you want to sell the place.
Check with local code since it varies county by county.
I have a problem with my tv that the screen its already scratch, so I was wondering if its possible that can replace the screen and if you guys sale it so I can buy it from you guys. Thank you.