VCE Brush Wall Plate Cable Pass Through with Bracket, Decorator Cover for Low Voltage Cables - White, 2-Pack

Used these to manage cables coming out of the wall in my computer game room they are easy to mount and do a great job of managing the cables.

Perfect for what i was looking for. Install was easy for beginner DIYer.

The media could not be loaded. It very easy to install, also it hides all my wires. Very fast shipping. I would give it 6 stars if I could!!!!! Look at my before and after pics!! You will be very happy to see your TV floating alone on the wall.

I love the ease and simplicity of using these to hide the wires to a wall mounted TV. I've installed three of them this past week in my house as I wall mounted all my TVs. My one complaint is that the boxes don't flush tight if you have panel on the wall that you are using them on. Drywall is great, panel leaves it loose. This can be remedied by using a spacer of some sort.

Worked perfectly to recess our coaxial cable behind furniture for our cable modem. I was originally going to use a 90 degree adapter but researched and found out that causes signal loss and was pointed in the direction of using a brush plate. Didn't need the bracket but it was cheaper to buy the whole set with it. Brush plate lined up perfectly with box in the wall and the faceplate matched the others already in the house

Works as advertised.

Muy buen producto, manera fácil de instalar y con buen aspecto, sirvió perfectamente y las indicaciones que trae explica todo muy detallado de cómo generar la instalación

Used these to install an optical audio cable to run from my flat screen TV to the receiver for my surround sound system. It comes in 3 pieces, the wall bracket, brush assembly, and cover plate, plus the mounting screws. Very easy to install, just place the wall bracket backward on the wall, level it, trace the inside of the bracket onto the wall, then cut just outside of those lines to allow for the mounting edge of the bracket. I used an oscillating tool to cut the drywall, but an ordinary utility knife or drywall jab saw can be used also. Then slip the bracket into the opening and screw down the two clamps to hold it to the drywall (they flip into the proper position when you begin tightening the screws). Once the cable(s) is installed, slip the brush assembly over it/them and use the longer screws that come in the kit to secure it to the bracket, being careful to be sure that the brush assembly is sitting squarely inside the lip of the bracket. You will feel it click into the bracket when it is properly aligned. You don't want it sitting partially on top of the bracket as it could break when you tighten down the screws. Finally, slip the cover over the cable and onto the bracket, securing it with the short screws that come in the kit. That's it and you have a professional, finished look to the job.