Fosmon - 1 Gang Brush Wall Plate, Ethernet Wall Plate Cover, Cable Pass Through Wall Plate for Speaker Coaxial HDMI Cable - White

Brush Wall Plate Has a Universal Design. Fosmon's universal brush wall plate is designed specifically for the installation of low-voltage cables and wires in walls. The design accommodates the space needed for speaker wires, coaxial, HDMI and data/communication cables. It runs cables neatly through walls, providing a professional look with a fraction of the cost. Mounts Flush to the Wall. The brush wall plate mounts flush to standard sized single wall plate brackets and gang boxes. Easy Installation. Its standard sizing and screw pattern makes installation a breeze. Simply unscrew wall cover from brush plate, and using the 2 screws, screw into any standard box or gang plate. Keep Your Wires Clean and Out of Site. Fosmon brush wall plates eliminate the clutter of wiring along your baseboards and up your walls. Using the brush wall plate results in a clean and tidy organization of your A/V wires. Note. For low voltage devices only. Mounts to standard size gang boxes and wall plate brackets. Specifications. Brush plate dimensions: 1 .3x2.6x.43in (33x66x11mm). Wall cover dimensions: 2.75x4.5x0.29in (70x114x7.4mm). Weight: 1.2oz (36g). Model: 1 Pack: HD8139; 2 Pack: HD8177; 5 Pack: HD8182; 10 Pack: HD8251FY.

Just when you thought all in-wall cable hiders were basically the same beige rectangle, we dropped this spicy little number. Designed with a patented hinged system (shoutout to our lawyer Saul Goodman), this pass-through lets you go full customization mode—install it recessed or surface-mounted, and angle it up or down depending on how you want to route your cables. Whether you're hiding cords behind a wall-mounted TV or building the cleanest gaming setup since Tron, this thing’s got the range. It even includes its own brackets—so you’re not left wandering the hardware store aisles like a lost child. The brackets not only let you install it wherever your heart desires, they’re designed to sit flush for a clean, pro-level finish that’ll have your friends thinking you hired a guy. Even better? The install is as easy as heating up a frozen pizza. Use the included cutting template, grab a drywall saw and screwdriver, and you’re off to the races. With two gang sizes available, you can hide up to 16 cables in the wall, depending on your setup. HDMI? Power? Optical audio from that new soundbar you finally set up? It’s all going in the wall. So if you’re into cleaner cable setups, weirdly specific installation flexibility, and packaging that doesn’t judge your life choices, this is your guy.

Hey, we get it. Looking at the cables connected to the back of your TV, or all the cords plugged into your power strip, is like looking at identical septuplets. Which one is Zachary? Use our hook-and-loop cord identifiers and you’ll never unplug the wrong one again. (Hint: Zach has a freckle on his chin.)