PowerBridge TWO-CK Dual Outlet Recessed In-Wall Cable Management System with PowerConnect for Wall-Mounted Flat Screen LED, LCD, and Plasma TV’s

I was nervous about performing this instal as I am not very handy. Thankfully the install went really smoothly. The directions were good and it all came together with little effort. TV looks great mounted on wall with no wires dangling.

Instructions were clear and templates provided were invaluable. The system installed easily! Follow the instructions and only lightly tighten to a snug fitting or the tabs will break.

Dead easy to install and instantly make your mounted TV look classier without wires dropping or a cover on the wall. Wish they were a tad bit cheaper, but in reality, you really only ever need 1-3 of these and it’s not like you need to upgrade them ever. Great product, would easily recommend to anyone mounting a TV.

If you want quality, this is it. Look no further! Do not buy the cheap stuff when there is this. Installed in minutes and so easy. Absolutely love this product. I will not buy anything else when I am doing jobs like this with TVs to hide wires.

Works great! Much easier to install than most! No need for electrician! Awesome!

I was doing a small home project where I was making one wall a ship lap wall, and decided I wanted to hide the tv cables, and I researched a few of these and this is the one I decided to purchase, and Im glad I did. I like the dual side by side plugs, and it was an easy install and worked well.

It was easy to install, did everything I needed, and looks great.

Easy to install & hides all cables inside walls

I needed two of these kits. I bought one from BB and this one. The one from BB was just ok..it had very unclear instructions and the device cutout is oversized compared to what is needed. This one from PowerBridge is not only cheaper but of better craftsmanship and sturdy. The instructions are clear and the device cutouts are just perfect. Im almost tempted to remove the previous one and replace it with this however there would be an extra hole.

Easy, but expensive solution to correctly run powers tv cables through the wall. It is of course cheaper to just run your own new outlet which you can do for closer to $15 with the cable and boxes, but this is a lot less messy than potentially needing to go through studs. Ive had this thing installed now since 2014, actually moved it to another room when we switched out living rooms (we have 2) and it still works perfectly except for the original tabs that hold the product against the drywall. I will echo what other reviews say, the tabs are garbage after the first go around. They break, but its not that big of a deal. Go to one of the big box hardware stores and buy a couple of gang boxes with the metal clips as to replace the broken tabs. Total repair cost less than $4. This product simply works, not much else I can say.