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TV and AV wiring

Clean AV installation is mostly a wiring problem. Getting HDMI, power, Ethernet and speaker cable inside the wall before the TV goes up is what separates a finished room from a bundle of cords behind a bracket.

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The usual situation

A TV is mounted, then the cables have to go somewhere — a cord cover on the wall, a bundle draped down to a cabinet, or a media box that has to stay visible because there is no path to it.

What gets wired

Pathways are run from the display location to the equipment location, sized for what you have now and what you may add.

  • In-wall HDMI, Ethernet and power to the display
  • Equipment relocated to a cabinet, closet or rack
  • Speaker and subwoofer runs for a theater or living room
  • Multi-room video distribution where it is wanted

Common projects

  • A wall-mounted TV

    Hidden wiring so nothing shows below the screen.

  • Home theater

    Surround speaker runs, subwoofer placement and projector cabling.

  • Outdoor TV and speakers

    Weather-rated wiring for patios and pool areas.

  • Several rooms

    Consistent wiring so equipment can live in one place.

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Frequently asked questions

Can HDMI be run inside a wall?
Yes, with in-wall rated cable or an HDMI-over-Ethernet extender for longer runs. Pulling a conduit at the same time makes future upgrades easy.
Should I add Ethernet behind the TV?
Yes. It is the cheapest thing to add while the wall is open and it makes streaming far more reliable.
Can the equipment be hidden?
Usually. Equipment can live in a nearby closet, cabinet or rack with wiring and control run back to the display.

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