Legrand - In-Wall Flat Screen Power and Cable Concealment Kit - White

I bought a 43” Samsung Smart TV and was going to have it mounted on my bedroom wall above my dresser. I didn’t want the power and other cords hanging down the wall, so I looked for a concealment kit. Not realizing the limitations, I first bought a kit that just had 2 plastic boxes with brushes covering the holes to run the cords through. Unfortunately, I then learned that TV power cords are not rated to be run behind walls, unlike some other cables (so I returned that one). I needed a special in-wall power kit like this one that would be installed behind the TV and run a special power cord behind the wall and connect to the outlet down by the floor. I likely could have done it myself (the only special tool you really need is a drywall saw), but since I am a TotalTech member and was having a third-party mount my TV, the tech installed the power kit for me at no extra charge. The top box is completely hidden by the TV, and the 2nd is in line with the electrical outlet. I’m not thrilled by the look of the thick electrical cord that plugs from the kit box to the outlet, but at least it’s down by the floor where I won’t likely notice it once my dresser is in place. Do yourself a favor and buy this kit ahead of time (especially if you’re paying for installation and mount service). If you buy the wrong one, or none at all, the 3rd party installers will charge you approximately $130 for the only similar product they carry in their trucks. My photo shows the clean/sleek look of not having cords hanging down your wall. If you look through the center of the entertainment unit, you’ll see the bottom part of the 3rd party concealment kit that I had to purchase for the installation of my 65” TV. The bottom piece of the Legrand kit is 1/2 the size.

I purchased two of these kits. Product works well but could be better. The opening for the A/V cables is very tight. I had a struggle getting three HDMI cables and an optical cable to all fit. I t would also be nice if the power cord included with the kit fit closer to the outlet. The cord needs 2-3" of clearance even though the outlet is recessed.

In the wall is the way to go. Great total tech service

It works and I installed myself. I'm not all handy, but I found sawing into drywall fun. There are cheaper models sold elsewhere that serve the same function, but I bought an open item in excellent condition so the price was less than what another store would sell

All wires are hidden. Had Squad install, its an amazing add on.

Great life like picture. Deep black and vibrant colors.

I am very happy with this in wall kit. If you’re handy with tools, you won’t have any issues with this install. Keep in mind, this does require you to cut into your drywall. It’s not by any means difficult, but it is a bit “scary” and you want to make sure you get it right otherwise you will have damaged your wall. Take your time and has the proper tools that this install calls for and you’ll be fine. For me, this install took about an hour. Most of the time was trying to get the wires fished through the wall. The online video by Legrand shows a VERY easy install with no insulation behind the drywall, which of course would make the wires go through incredibly easy. Depending on where you are installing this kit, you may run into insulation so keep that in mind. You absolutely WILL need a guide rod if you run into insulation and the kit does not come with that. Other than that small speed bump (has to go back to HD for a rod), the install went nice and smooth and looks incredibly clean with no wires visible. I am very happy with this kit and have ordered another for the master bedroom. I highly recommend this kit.

I have had an ugly wall channel to hide my cords for years. The sticky back always came off the wall and I always had to reattached which always ended up being crooked. Luckily I bought a new TV and decided to take the plunge on one of these kits. I consider myself a avid DIYer but was worried about what was behind my old plaster walls and if I could run cords thru them. Luckily I had plenty of space and this kit was an easy install. Make sure to use the brackets to draw out your cut-outs and first drill each corner with a drill bit. Next use a jigsaw to cut those lines and pull the piece of wall out from the hole. Run your cords down the wall (a fish tape is a big help with this) and make sure they can pull thru the brackets and openings on the faceplates. Once you do all that, connect everything up and voila! You have the nice clean TV setup that looks like it was installed like a pro! Before and after pictures attached