How to Hide TV Cables Without Cutting the Wall

We hear it a lot, "but what about the cords?" And it's true, when you mount your TV to create that streamlined look, the last thing you want it cords dangling below your TV ruining the otherwise sleek presentation.

There's good news: You can quickly hide the TV cords below a mounted TV in less than 20 minutes - and without having to cut into the wall!

1. Simply cut the cable tunnels to the length needed.
2. Slide the include 3M clips into the track on the inside of the cable tunnel.
3. Attach the cable tunnels to the wall guiding your wires through the channel.

It's that easy! If you want your cable tunnel to blend in with your wall. You can paint it to match. Just make sure to let it dry before attaching to the wall.

[IsleofMan]

I have been looking for this tip! If you live in an apartment you probably can’t cut into the walls. While this isn’t perfect, it can make your rental look tidier. Thanks!

[Ellobuhbyehair]

Off topic but, does the door swing open toward the tv?

[lisacypert]

Even though it's not super aesthetic, I still prefer that over black cords exposed look. It's also a good way to keep cords safe from cats, etc.

[blanewalker]

Sorry but thats not a good look. You want to hide the wires but instead you replace it with something more bigger and more noticable

[seanderby-kilfoyle]

Only works if the outlet is directly under the tv?

[declanmurphy]

It's like there's nothing there 😂

[metsq]

I have this and it even matches the colour of my wall but tbh im thinking of getting rid of it and running cables through wall, it still stands out because its there

[Andy-pxmj]

You hardly notice it’s there.... NOT!!!

[TheSeanMcC]

Hey. Love the idea. But what are those clips ? Where could I find them?

[ericaulbach]

Great solution for my plaster walls. No way am I going take a grinder and chisel to make a channel in the masonry walls. I can also use this to keep some cross room cables off the floor behind my couch so the robot vac doesn’t get stuck all the time.

[gunnerzane]

Do they stick or do you have to hold them on?

[PonyGirl]

This is great. The ugly wires is why I still use an entertainment center.

[x--x-]

It is called trunking. I have 1/10th width of this (0.3") for my projector power cable and I just removed it and painted the wall. It was always there, and it was always looking ugly. I don't want to imagine how 10X bigger one like this will look like!!!

[yvonnelayden]

How would u cover the outlet so it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb if u don't have Room for a piece of furniture to do it?

[seaneboy]

You're not drilling holes, but you're going to remove paint and possible drywall upon removal.

[erikcaldwell]

Seams like a great product if you have old plaster walls, for sure.

[behnamoskar]

Thanks ive got a problem on this wires

[alimosity]

Wouldn't it be easier to just paint the cable? lol

[silverdropstang]

Wouldnt you want to use a level for straighness?

[telvisl]

Those adhesives will strip the paint off the walls!