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

If you are mounting your TV, you have to get this. I cant believe how nice and clean it makes your entertainment area look with no wires or cables hanging down or cable tracks stuck to your wall. Its so easy to install and so worth it. The installation would be a challenge if you are putting it on an exterior wall, but its a breeze on an interior wall. I did read some reviews regarding the tabs that hold the boxes to the wall, but if you take it easy and dont over tighten the screws, you wont have any issues. I highly recommend PowerBridges cable management systems.

I bought this specifically because of the dual outlets and needing two behind the TV. I have another single one upstairs. I highly recommend this product. Heres why The install is easy. Use the included card to trace out the box size, cut the drywall out, fish all your cables through the wall (I recommend filling your TV inputs because if you ever wanted something later it will be annoying to Redo), attach the power lines from top to bottom box, and screw them down to tighten. Thats it! I am rather handy but I can honestly say a caveman can do this. The end product looks beautiful and professional every time. In regards to adding cables later....you could do this by taking the two boxes out and fishing the wires down again. Its not hard because theres just two screws that fasten the boxes to the wall (no holes in the wall) but you might as well just do it all one time. I only other needed two Hdmi cables but filled all three inputs on the TV and also sent down Ethernet and optical cables in case I ever expand in the future. I dont know what else to say about this. Seems high quality with few moving parts to breakdown. This is definitely a must have for wall mounted TVs

This kit was super easy to install. The hardest part, if you want to call it that, was using a stud finder to make sure you dont accidentally start cutting and hit a stud. Once youve done that, just grab the template in the box, use a pencil to mark where the cutouts will go, use a drywall saw to cut, run your HDMI cable through the top outlets brush slot, drop the top part in first to make sure the wires is accessible from the lower hole, then tighten the screws until the box is firmly in place. Just be careful not to over tighten them -- the wing tabs looked pretty study to me and I didnt have any fear of breaking them, though Im sure you could if you were careless. Once the top part was in, grab the bottom outlet, snap the two wires together, and tighten the bottom outlet into place. The 6 extension cord was a bit of a problem for me since the new outlet and old power outlet are literally 12 inches from each other, so I just bought a small extension cord from Amazon to make bridging them cleaner. If your outlets are hidden behind furniture, then the bigger cord probably wont be an issue for you. Overall, Im thrilled with this product and would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Received my Powerbridge today and since I own an AV company myself I was a little skeptical. But I decided to give it a shot. I was more than pleasantly surprised once I mounted my TV and used the Powerbridge. The design is great and all the hardware is top grade. I love the design of the self anchoring screws that tighten very well into drywall without the need for a mudring/box eliminator. Installation took all of 5 minutes, including fishing the cables. Great product. My only complaint is the size of the opening for the cables. I could not fit my HDMI cable into it because of the ferrite cores. But ordered some slim HDMI cables and that should do the trick. Just keep that in mind when using. I imagine with VGA cables that also have ferrites you will have the same problem. Use slim cables or phoenix type connectors to get around this issue. Other than that minor issue, a great product! I will use this for other customer installs as well.

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I did what many do, and that is to cut a hole down low, and up high, and just ran an extension cord through the wall. Not up to code, I know. But Ive never had an extension cord get hot or ignite. I figured Id do the right thing after a bit and use one of these. The installation was easy enough. Just trace out the template, cut the hole, fish the line and screw it in. I made my life a bit more difficult by leaving the tv on the wall and tilted it up, but it was still quite simple. Should have bought this sooner.

This was so easy to install. Great instructions! Looks great,

Comes with everything need, including cut-out templates.

Put it up & looks good in wall. Works great & hides wires. Bad thing is getting all the wires up & down walls to go through. However that is not there fault.

Really makes a DIY wall-mounted TV project very simple to plan and execute - whoever invented this thing deserves for it to do really well. Easy to install -- cut two holes in the wall with the included templates, run the in-wall-rated power cable down through the wall, and click it into the bottom piece. The clip mechanism is very substantial and ensures a solid reliable and safe connection. Then youre free to route whatever cables you choose, down through the same space with openings on either side. Proud of the clean installation this product made possible!