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

Overall product is good. The only downside for me is the flaps that hold it together against the wall. They just break too easily. Now the boxes are out of place and no way around it.

I thought this kit was super easy to install.

Easy as 1-2-3. One of the best investments to clean up the wires. My wife likes the outcome so I love it. I will be doing this hidden wire setup to all the rooms now. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Easy to install. I was able to feed 3 hdmi, 1 coax, 1 optical audio, 1 YPbPr (5 rca bundled cables) through top and bottom boxes.

I bought a (now discontinued) PowerBridge product (the TSCK) previously and I was sold on these things to the extent that buying the TWO-CK was a no-brainer. However, this is not a better replacement for the earlier product and for the purposes of specifically reviewing this item, does identify a number of things I really dont like. - Generally weaker plastic. I dont know if it is cheaper - feels so to me. - The wings that flip as you turn the screw in order to secure this to the dry wall (remodeling box style mounting) are thin and weak. They are an awful lot thinner actually, harder to screw and it seems to me, easier to break. - As a result of the above, also harder to unscrew. I found it entirely possible to unscrew and the wing wouldnt free itself. This can put you in a position where you unscrew too far and lose the wing into the cavity, rendering the product useless. Installer error maybe? Well, I think intuitively youll keep unscrewing if the unit is still tight to the wall so I think this is a fault with the product. - The brushes (that cover the cavity through which you feed the cables) slide out of the units just by holding it a certain way. If you dont know this, you do risk losing the brushes in the wall cavity. Either these need to be more secure or the version on the prior product is better. You can actually just accidentally slide it out while pushing a cable through too (dont need to hold it a certain angle) - the brushes resist this and thus can move sideways as they do. It can be challenging to keep the brushes in place. - The upper unit (the one that goes behind the TV) has a housing/protrusion for the electrics and this hangs down right behind where the brushes are. This partially obstructs the passage of wires - it can be a little more difficult to feed big connections (such as VGA plugs) through, or...more connections when youve passed a handful of cables through already. Seems odd to create a product that obstructs what is intended to be a place to pass cables through. Not a bad product but this iteration seems a step back to me. You can work with all this though.

This is an awesome and easier way to run power up to a wall mounted tv. I love the design of this. It works well. One minor issue is that larger size plugs may experience difficulty in fitting in the power receptacle. Specifically ac adapters. Other than that, installation was easy with the provided instructions. The power cable itself that runs in the wall is extremely rigid and sturdy(seems to be solid wire cables). Some playing around may be necessary to get it to fit in the wall for smaller runs(not a dealbreaker) Also, the receptacle is indicated as powered by utilizing a green led. This is a good way to make sure your installation worked and is functioning properly. I highly recommend this for its ease of use when you have the need to run power up a wall.

I wish I’d used this before I did my own outlet install. Due to the way my house had outlets daisy-chained, I decided to buy this AFTER I’d done my own new outlet and pulled it out. Boy do I wish I’d just used this at first. Soooooo easy to insall and ensures you are compliant to codes and that your home is safe from a power cord fire in the wall.

My husband mounted our TV and it looked great, minus the cords hanging down. After doing a bit of digging, we decided to order this because of how easy it looked. Were glad we did! Were not the handiest people, so ease in installment was very important to us. The instructions were simple and straightforward. It didnt us long to get it all set up, and now the TV looks so clean.

I used Datacomm with one cable management. Its really well designed for installation. I tried Powerbridge this time because the in-wall plate is smaller and I wanted to hide the management system behind a soundbar. It was perfect in theory. However, theres one really big flaw with Powerbridges installation design. When you screw in the box to the wall, theres an anchor that catches on the drywall from the back. This is how the box stays attached to the wall. If you have installation, the anchor can catch on it and you have to unscrew and screw it back in. Thats what happened to me. The problem was that I unscrewed it all the way and the anchor fell off the screw and to the bottom of the floor behind my drywall. Theres no way I can retrieve that plastic anchor. And no, the Powerbridge box has no wall of attaching to the wall for me. I think this is a major design flaw. If they even just included an extra screw anchor, that would suffice for this mistake. TL:DR Installation design is horrendous. Just go with Datacomm and youll save a lot of time.

Quality product but a bit pricey