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

Hide inside the wall love it take 30 or 40 minute to install.

Fantastic for hidding all the cord clutter. Glad I found this product. Easy to install.

Installation was straight forward and easy

Great buy, easy install. Purchase for projector install on ceiling, I used the 30 extension sold by powerbridge for this product and it turned out great. Used for projector install, will continue to use this brand for other tvs in my home.

Pretty easy to install with a little handy know how. I only needed about 4 feet of in wall wire and even tho this is not the pro version, with a little electrical knowledge, the wire end connectors are easily removed and the wire can be shortened and re connected. Works like a charm and highly recommend!

Liked the first one so much I bought three more. They seem a little spendy at first, but so worth it. Love the fact you can send power to your tv - hide wires - and still have an available plug (or 2) on the bottom. Highly recommend

Not much of a DIY persona, still this was a quick install. Took some time to read the instruction and checked my existing connections & new one needed. Took about 15 to 20 minutes to complete the install. Power connect card between the two points is hard so it does not always drop straight and I have wires running across for existing power points behind the wall so it made it a bit tricky. Using fish tape would have made it a bit easier I guess.

This was a very easy way to hide cables in the wall that meets electrical code. While the brush pass through could be larger, it worked for the minimal cables I had. Easy installation, saved me $250 from a handyman doing the install.

This is a great kit that couldnt be easier to install. Just use the included guides to cut the holes, run the wires and screw in the outlets to secure. BUT!!! Check for horizontal studs before you cut! I didnt know there was such a thing in interior walls, but apparently they are sometimes required by code for fire breaks. When I tried to drop my wires from top outlet to bottom i ran across the stud and thought I was screwed. Luckily the wall I was installing on backed up to a walk-in closet so I just cut holes in the other side and ran the wires down the wall of the closet. Not the most elegant solution since the wires are running down the wall in my closet, but they are pretty hidden by clothes. so be sure to check for those horizontal studs.

The instructions were clean and easy to follow, if youve done electrical work before this should be a breeze. I was able to pass 5 hdmi cables through the sleeves and now I have a clean look in my living room. The only thing I would say is the photo is discouraging. I was worried it didnt come with a 90° bend for the extension cable, but it does come with it. Luckily