How To Hide TV Wires In Wall By A Pro Installer

Many people ask me how to conceal the cords on a TV installation. It’s not too hard to DIY, and with this video you can follow along as I hide all the cords in 30 minutes. HDMI wires, adding a power outlet, and even concealing and installing a sound bar are all very popular requests to learn how to "b the installer"

And here are some recommended products, I’ll try to keep it updated

Most of the Products needed

TV Mounts I use

LED TV Lights

Favorite TVs

Best WiFi
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others

My Gear

[wongc]

I watched the entire video even though I know I'll never be able to do it myself. It's just to satisfy my curiosity of what's behind the scene of a neat TV+soundbar setup.
Kudos for a clear step-by-step instructive video 👍👏👏👏

[rksmith]

As an instructional video on how to hide wires while considering many options, you were great. The comments provided by others cover additional areas that I will also consider when I perform this work in our great room. Thank you for posting and you have earned another subscriber.

[tlcamerica]

When you watch a video like this you can immediately tell that he knows what he is doing and has done this several times. One of the most efficient videos I have seen. It makes installing the behind the walls very simple. No expensive kits, just in the wall mounts as described. 5 stars B the Installer.

[henryjohnson]

You have taught me so much.., not fair, ...you taught what I could have learned from anyone else on YouTube, but, it was you...., Thank you. 💪👍

[gwhite]

I do quite a few hidden cable installs and just a quick tip for the cable management. Hide as much of the extra cable length inside the wall cavity as possible, leaving just enough outside the wall for your needs. Saves having a lot of cables coiled up and cable tied to back of TV mount, looks much tidier and more professional.

[toolandmaynard]

I caoght that at 12:51. Mid conversation with no thought just pure experience, seen the little gap on the top right edge and bam, little nudge, gone. Even better I was looking at it thinking he may miss it. Nope! It’s fun to watch someone that is so good at something and just makes it look natural.

[bigrednick]

I always wondered how this was done. Now I can confidently say I can do this. Thanks man.

[m-chopbeats]

Very clean.. and well done. This is why i prefer the frame tv's... easier to access the ports

[ZenFocus]

I had no idea it was so easy to add another wall outlet, lol - lots of projects ahead!! Thank you, great video

[jaxxmelton]

Great install B. I was able to mount my X900H 75 inch using the tips on this video. I was even able to install the outlet behind the TV.

[coachsampson]

This awesome. I am glad I stumbled on your video while searching for something else. It was worth the 35 minutes it took to watch this video. Well done Sir!!!

[TheViedocrasher]

I see a couple problems wrong here, and hopefully this could help with bettering your workflow and to inform some homeowners. Back stabbing outlets as you said are not nearly as secure as I have seen many break off with little force because of heat, you should ALWAYS if possible secure the wire to the posts on the outlet. Second it is highly recommended and even illegal in some places to have more than two pairs of wire on a receptacle (Especially if its a 15amp circuit). That much current (depending on how the layout of the main panel and the amount of appliances on the circuit) running through those terminals can cause accelerated wear on the receptacle and at worst start a house fire. The best way to remedy that situation is to pigtail the wires and connect a single pair of wires to the receptacle (Hot, Neutral, and Ground). Oh and they do make combo 2 gang boxes with an LV (Low Voltage) on one side and box for power on the other! Hope this was some useful information that I felt I needed to share. :)

[sylvieloiselle]

Man! You are one of the best instructors I have been watching... to the point, no bullshit, just love it. I have learned a lot, Thank you.

[CaptainJeff]

It's a joy to watch you work- your experience comes through with how proficient you are and how efficiently you do everything. Thank you for this video!

[darrenedwards]

I just did everything you said step by And it WORKED... Thank you. It turned out perfectly

[WhoIsJohnblack]

ALWAYS TURN OFF THE POWER FIRST GUYS! He mentioned it but you can actually die from not cutting the power first.

There are breaker finders fairly cheap where you can plug one side to outlet, and scan the panel to find the breaker for that outlet...

[Ennui.]

*Rob Dyrdek teaches you how to manage wires*

[tpbblee]

I just stumbled on to this video by accident, going to Home Depot now, , , , thanks!

[jaywhite]

This is the video I’ve been looking for. Damn thank you

[mujahidhussain]

Thank you for all the wonderful information buddy. “YOU ARE THE BEST”