When they say "We'll route your in-wall rated cables for A/V devices through a standard-frame wall (within a single stud bay) and connect the TV power cord to an existing, nonconcealed AC power outlet" does that mean cables will be hidden behind the wall? null

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GeekSquadSupport · Accepted Answer

Audio and video cables will be hidden in the wall. Power cables are typically not rated for concealment in-wall. You would either need to purchase an in-wall power extender or have an electrician install an outlet on the wall where you would like your TV mounted to have all cables “hidden”

Answered by GeekSquadSupport 7 years ago

D1960 · Answer

Ours weren’t told we had to do that ourselves and go to home improvement store for materials

“When they say "We'll route your in-wall rated cables for A/V devices through a standard-frame wall (within a single stud bay) and connect the TV power cord to an existing, nonconcealed AC power outlet" does that mean cables will be hidden behind the wall?”

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