Mount-It! In-Wall Cable Concealer with Recessed Power

This was so easy to use and made a world of difference in the coziness of our living room. No more cords showing and I installed it in about 10 minutes. Definitely worth it!

Great product! A little work to install (have to cut sheetrock) but mounting templates and sheetrock saw are included. Looks great and easy to hide behind your TV. I like the 3 outlets so I used one for the TV and one for my soundbar.

Love this. Som much easier and better than the other round system. Will be the go to system in the future.

this is a great idea and no cords hanging all down the wall

Overall, I love this in-wall cable conceal kit. It looks nice and clean, and I love that the upper box is a 3-gang. It's also nice to have the drywall knife included in the kit. My only gripe is that the instructions didn't include that you may need to drill a hole to start your drywall cuts (the knife included doesn't have a sharp enough end point to puncture the wall) and that you may need fish tape of some kind to get the power cord through the wall to your lower cut hole. Luckily I already had both on hand, so these posed no problems. Once installed, it looked great!

Came with everything you need, works like a charm. Hardest part was determining where to install it and avoiding studs.

Super easy to install, no more cords! I used a multitool/oscillating saw instead of the handsaw they provided but I'm sure that would have worked just fine as well. Had everything done in 10-15 minutes. Most of the time was just deciding the location then trace the template, cut the holes, and the the screws work like drywall anchors and don't actually screw into anything. Super happy with it.

We had a brand new 55" TV that I wanted to mount on the LR wall, but NOT have all the cables hanging below. I actually put the main plate in the LR and the secondary plate in the adjacent room, so the receiver and DVD player are out of sight. This option was possible because my remotes are radio frequency (so can transmit through walls) not InfraRed (which would need a repeater.) Installation requires above average DIY skills. I actually cut out a 18"X36" section of sheetrock so that I could get sufficient access for running cables (old house with non standard stud alignment.) After I made enough room, I cut a templated hole into a new piece of sheetrock for the main plate, passed the power supply through, cut off the plug and wired directly to the house service. I also ran 2 HDMI cables (one for receiver, one for DVD player) through both plates. The sheet rock was then screwed in place, joints taped, joint compound applied, smoothed, primed and painted. The TV was attached with a swing arm, just floats off the wall. The final job looks amazing!

Fits perfectly behind TV.

Worked perfectly! I couldn't have asked for better. The template made it easy to cut through the wall accurately. Thank you!