Cable Pass Through Wall Plate White, Recessed Cable Wall Plate Built in Bracket for Drywall, Decora Side Opening for Low Voltage Cables in Wall Installation

When I bought these 'Wi4You Recessed Wall Plates' in 2019, I thought "That's it. I'll never have to play with these things again." However, I just purchased a new 'Fire TV 4K stick' and it refused to operate correctly on the same power strip as my 'Roku TV stick'. Long story short: I had to run a second power strip cord up the inside of the wall, and isolate the power feed for the'Fire TV 4K stick.' Problem solved!It couldn't have been easier! I removed the wall plate closest to the floor, fed the power strip cord through the top wall plate, reached inside the hole in the wall, grabbed the cord, fed it through the bottom wall plate, and reattached the bottom wall plate to the hole in the wall. Boom, done!What a BRILLIANT design?!?! The whole re-do took less than 15 minutes, and I'm giddy with delight!TLDR: 5-stars - Highly recommended! I'll be buying more, in the future.

These are very easy to install, just find a spot without studs and cut a rectangle using the enclosed template. The bracket has little wings that hold it to the drywall. Easiest if you cut all your holes first, thread cable through the plate, then the wall, then the other plate, and attach the plates to the wall last. A perfect solution for running Ethernet or AV cables into the closet.

I saved 150.00 bucks using these to hide my tv cords in the wall. I watched a YouTube video and then ordered these and I did it myself. The guy who hung my tv was going to charge 150 to do it and I did it for 10 bucks! It was a little confusing on how they worked at first but I figured it out and they worked perfectly.I would also get a drywall saw if you don’t have one I tried to do it with an X-Acto knife like the guy in the video but it was too hard for me and actually I used a bread knife haha but it did the trick.

I wanted a single-gang wall box so I could route pre-terminated Cat6 cables from behind my TV stand to my router in another room. Tired of the glitches you inherently get with wifi when running a FireTV stick 4K with a FireTV Recast so converted all to hardwired ethernet. System is much more responsive now and this product fit the bill. Comes in a 2 pack (one for each end), not expensive, easy to install, and comes with both the wall insert and a trim cover plate. Large opening at bottom inside the wall accommodates both Cat6 plug pass-thru, and multiple cables.One note of caution: You obviously slide your plugs/cables through the box opening, then insert box into your wall cut-out, then tighten the 2 front screws which cause the flanges inside to flip around and clamp to the back side of your wall board. When tightening the bottom one, be sure none of your cables are trapped between the flange and wall. If so, you could pinch one or more cables.

These things were pretty sweet. They include Templates for your cutouts, a very easy attachment system, and a nice finished look once put together. We ran 3 HDMI cables, a coax cable, a single Cat5, and a power cord through the opening. That is MAX for this box. I don't believe I could fit another cable in there.Install was super easy. Find spot between the studs. Place your first template at outlet height, and your 2nd template at TV mount height. I used a drywall saw to cut out the templates.Next, run all your cables down the wall through the huge drywall openings. Insert cables through the first backplate, routing your largest cable first, and moving to the smaller ones. Once done, put the plate in wall and tighten the mounting screws and then install the cover. Repeat up top.The only gripe I would have, at all, is that its much more time consuming than strapping all the cables into a single bundle. But the look of having nothing exposed is more than worth it.

Really easy to use and makes our living room look wonderful without all the wires going up and down the wall

Wanted to do this for years, finally bought some and hid those wires in the wall. I will say the opening is much smaller on the back than the front, so I cut it out wider to fit the cords. You can't see it because its in the wall.

well I had to install a 65 in TV and the wall plates are well made. there is the insert with the hold clips and then the face plate mounts over that once completed. It came with a template for easy installation. easy and quick with no issues. plastic is sturdy as well. Im very happy with this item and would definitely recommend.