ECHOGEAR in Wall Cable Management Kit for TV & Soundbar - Cord Concealer & Power Kit - Powers Devices & Hides All Cables - Comes with Circle Saw Drilling Attachment & Drywall Hand Saw

This is really nice to hide all the wires into your wall. Made my TV unit clean and neat

Wall wire management kit what is it and why would you use it !! Let get started. So a wire management kit allows you to hide all wiring from your tv, sound bar etc. This gives you a clean installation look keeping all wires in the wall plus giving you extra outlets witch are hid behind the devices. Now there are a lot of kit on the market so how do you choose the right kit for you, good question. Reviews are the best way to research a products, I'm a certified installation tech for over 30 years so i can pretty much install any kit. I chose this kit because my wife loves to help and get hands on and so this kit had great reviews and after watching a few videos on this product she felt she could handle this project. This kit is very simple to install and comes with all the tools required to complete the install. Some reviews commented on the hole saw not holding up not true, maybe they just got a defected one this happens. I recommend this kit for anyone installing a tv and sound bar on the wall and you want the look of a professional installation. Hope this helps.

This unit is the perfect gadget for hiding your TVs and sound bars cords. It was easy to install. Included in the package were the drill bit and drywall saw. For those looking to do something similar, this is the correct way of hiding the power cables to code. Some people think you can just cut into your drywall and place the power cords behind the drywall. It’s actually a fire code violation. This unit provides the outlets behind the TV and soundbar concealing the cords. And the hdmi/ethernet cables (low voltage cables) behind your drywall. This is the correct way of doing such a project.

Only reason for 4 stars is the wiring off the back of the units are a bit deeper than they could be. Used mine for mounting a large TV and soundbar in my otherwise Victorian 1903 house with plaster lath walls. Easy to run in the wall, but unfortunately a little deep and slightly hits the large original pocket door. Was the only wall it could be mounted on (windows around the side and front of the living room and fireplace on the other side). Had it been slightly narrower behind the plugs, it'd be perfect. But so much nicer to have no cables showing (as in first picture).

Did exactly what we needed it too. No complaints about durability or size.

Wow the difference this made. It makes the wall mounted tv look so clean and it was such a fun DIY project. I'm considering getting another for the bedroom tv I love the new look so much.

For years my TV cabinet was plagued by cables EVERYWHERE. It looked terrible. Now my cables are just as messy, but they are inside the wall! Believe it or not, that is better.In all seriousness, this was a great buy. It was easy to install, I was able to cut through my 1" thick plaster with a $30 cordless drill I bought ten years ago. Well, the first hole did, the second the battery didnt quite hold up. Not the fault of the kit though. A wired drill buzzed right through. I didnt use the included drywall knife, instead I drilled a 1/2" hole and got a Sawzall blade in there and cut the rectangle that way. Much easier! Fishing cords was the worse part. Doing the lower outlet was fine, drop it and it went. Going up did not work at all. I stopped by a local store and bought a roll of steel fishing tape for $20. That made quick work of getting the upper outlet sent up, as well as various HDMI cables. I highly recommend that. Another tip, put your holes near a stud. I didnt do this intentionally, but it worked out nicely as I was able to aim the fishing tape at the stud which made it easy to grab.Be sure to get LONG cables. I bought a 10ft cable to go from the TV to the lower plug into my entertainment stand, and a 6ft cable to go from my soundbar into the entertainment stand. Neither was long enough. Keep in mind these cables are a pain to run, you want to do it once with the best cables you can get so you can forget about it for 10 years. I ultimately got 5 meter cables (about 16ft) which gave me some slack on both ends, and reused the 10ft cables to go from the soundbar.I would gladly install this kit again or use the similar kit without the soundbar attachment. My dad, who was acting as a pair of extra hands (and owner of many tools), was extremely impressed with the ease of use and professional looking end result. He has the classic outside the wall cable track setup on his TV and was considering picking one of these wall kits up after seeing how it turned out at my house.

If you mount the TV on the wall, this is what you need