PowerBridge TWO-CK Dual Outlet Recessed In-Wall Cable Management System with PowerConnect for Wall-Mounted Flat Screen LED, LCD, and Plasma TV’s

I’m always a bit apprehensive when cutting holes in the walls of my home. I knew the location of where I wanted these boxes to go after carefully determining where the TV wall mount would be. Once I had the layout determined, I sat in my easy chair with a favorite flavored coffee, music I enjoy, and read the instructions. My wife was AMAZED!! After I READ THE INSTRUCTIONS TWICE, I felt really good about it and gathered my tools, including my stud finder, and using the provided templates, cut the hole for the upper box, and test fit the box itself - tight fit but I knew it would go all the way later. I repeated for the lower box. FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS, with my wife providing support with promises of never telling my buddies that I READ THE INSTRUCTIONS, I routed two High-Speed/High Data capable HDMI cables through the wall and through the upper and lower box units. I continued step by step READING THE INSTRUCTIONS, and within 25-minutes of starting, had completed the installation and was ready to put the TV wall mount up. I found the quality of the materials excellent, the INSTRUCTIONS CLEAR & UNDERSTANDABLE, and the end result to be perfect. I highly recommend this kit and that MEN, READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. Men, you can do this by yourself and you’ll have bragging rights for about a week. All materials were provided except basic hand tools and a stud finder. I found using a large hole saw on a drill bit took out a lot of material so that a hand held hacksaw blade could be used to clean up the opening. My drywall saw was a little large for these smaller openings to clean up and the hacksaw blade (low teeth count) worked fine. I’ll purchase again without hesitation when I wall mount my bedroom TV. My wife insists that she’ll insist I READ THE INSTRUCTIONS first though - even though I don’t think I’ll need to.

It hides them cables. Just like it said it would. Sooooo, yeah. Works. Good on ya!

This was crazy easy and way cheaper than an electrician! I love the finished look! I ran 3 HDMI cables with room to spare. Make sure your cables are long enough, though. My electronics are in a cabinet, and the 6’ cables were too short. Will be purchasing another kit for upstairs soon.

I was having the wires to my mounted TV hidden and needed the hardware for the technician. This worked perfect! Excellent value and great quality. Easy to install.

At first when i put on the product it was good. However, by the second time we took the boxes off and tried to replace a wire, we found out the clips on the back of the boxes were cracked. Now theres no way for us to use this product again unless we can get replacement clips from PowerBridge. i dont think material should be this fragile because we didnt use that much excessive force while screwing it in, but may be we are just that strong... All that needed to be replaced are the clips, hopefully we will hear back from Powerbridge or Amazon for replacement parts

I bought the version of this that required wire installation and although it wasn’t hard, this specific model made it WAY easier and less time consuming. I recommend to everyone that asks!!

This thing is one of very few such products on the market. While not cheap by any means, its a VERY solid product and adheres to most code requirements. First, I used it to run cables down inside the wall from my mounted TV to my receiver below. I ran HDMI and coaxial cables through the slot and power with the included power cable (TV plugged into the top box, and used the included extension to plug the bottom box into the surge protector). Second, the plastic is thick and not flimsy, resulting in a good fit and no wobble or flex while plugging things into it. The boxes have these neat little flaps that hold the boxes to the inside of the drywall, and the fit, using the included templates, plus these flaps make for a very secure fit. i.e., I dont feel lie Im going to damage the wall by plugging things in/out. That said: PRO TIP- Look for firebreaks (horizontal wood braces between vertical studs) when deciding where to mount the boxes. You may need to cut a third hole in the wall to create an access pathway through the firebreak (check local codes first!) to route the cables. I plan on wall mounting a TV in my bedroom as well, and I will be buying a second set.

super easy to install. Will be getting more.

Easier than I expected! I reccomend using a jab-saw, stud finder (to stay away from the studs), and a bubble-leveler. Do not remove the screws from the plates! I thought the screws had to be removed first but they actually create a clamping mechanism when you pop them in. Box does include a template for you to trace out on the wall

I was moving a TV to a wall mount in a finished basement, and wanted a solution that had a surge protector available for the TV. I came across Powerbridge, and decided to give it a try. I had originally ran romex from an outlet into a double gang box with room for an outlet and HDMI connection. Since the hole was for a double gan already, i needed the same to fill the hole. This model fit the bill. It has 2 outlets, one for the TV and one for a sound bar which I am not using, and the cables go below the outlet into the wall. Installation is a breeze, and you dont need to know anything about doing electrical work, since it is really just an extension cable. I plug the TV into the outlet, and use the provided cord at the other end to plug into my power center. The TV is protected, and installation looks neat and professional. I highly recommend.