PowerBridge - In-Wall Power and Cable Management - White

This is a terrific solution for those who are looking to hide cables and run them down a drywall cavity. I've approached cable management many different ways throughout my house in different areas. I've used on-wall cable concealers when dealing with concrete walls. When dealing with drywall, I always run the cables in wall. When dealing with a wall that only has the TV, I'll usually add an additional outlet, bridging from an existing outlet. However, if there is an entertainment unit or dresser underneath the TV, then I always use a system such as the PowerBridge. It's more conventional because you don't have to interfere with the existing wiring of your home. PowerBridge is the second cable management system that I've used, with the other being a product by DataComm. The DataComm was fine as well, but I was really impressed by the ease and functionality of the PowerBridge. It was super simple to install. I didn't have to readjust the orientation of any parts. I'd say install took less than 10 minutes. It's occupies a small footprint and still allows for plenty of low voltage cables to be fed through. I would definitely recommend.

Purchased a new home. Wife said I want the 4K TVs mounted with no cables showing. Looked into these and glad I did. A bit expensive but they look and work better than expected. Just cut your holes in a cavity, feed your line through and plug. Not a hard install whatsoever. Bought one at first to try it out. Ended up buying two more for the master bedroom and spare bedroom.

Want a clean tv setup? This will solve that issue.

This does its job of hiding the cables as it is supposed to do. However, I only have about 3" gap between TV and cabinet beneath it, so it may have not been worth it. My spouse will disagree with me.

No wires in sight, very easy to install. Entertainment center is so neat

Bought this for my downstairs TV space with a large TV that I was planning on mounting on the wall. It was easy to install and hook up. If you can use a few basic tools you can install this. Routing the cords through the holes is not quite as easy as I hoped (had to leave the outlets out of the wall while pulling the cables through the wall. Depending on the connector that's on the end of the cords it has to be pushed through at an angle that's not possible while it's mounted in the wall. Once the cords are through it works great.

I purchased the PowerBridge because (quite frankly) I got tired of being annoyed by seeing the power cable hang from the TV to the outlet. A friend recommended this as a solution. Installation took me about 20 minutes. The only tool I needed was a fixed jab saw, screw driver, a level and a pencil. It came with a template for cutting a whole in the sheetrock which took away from measuring or guessing. After it was installed it looked very professional. I am by no means a professional carpenter.

Installed very easily. Be careful to understand if you have horizontal fire barriers as you will have to cut into your wall to run the wiring behind the wall.