[Scott 2802]

Later this month when the pay check arrives in i intend to redo the bedroom - i.e new paint , furniture and chair (Lazy boy ) i want to wall mount my 42" tv and i will have the equipment below on a small table below - i was looking for some advice on how to hide the cable , i have heard of trunking however i havnt a clue how it is done and i want a clean and proffesional looking job - what do i do - also with easy acces to add new cables in if i ever want to add to the AV equipment

who can help all ideas welcome , please no silly answers looking for genuine answers

thanks in advance

[MarkP80]

Hi Scott2802,

What sort of wall are you mounting it on? - solid brick, stud partition, or what?
This has quite an impact on how easy it is to hide the cables and therefore on what technique best suits your application.

Regards,
MarkP

[Scott 2802]

Thanks for you help

its a solid concrete wall - when i intend to redo the room i will get a plasterer in and i will paint over the plaster.

just want to wall mount the tv and hide the wireing - what are my options with this type of wall


thanks

[Shockabuku]

If you're getting a plasterer in anyway, I'd definitely chase the cables into the wall (be sure to put them inside some appropriate tubing). The plasterer can then skim over & Bob's yer Monkhouse .

[Scott 2802]

Originally Posted by Shockabuku

If you're getting a plasterer in anyway, I'd definitely chase the cables into the wall (be sure to put them inside some appropriate tubing). The plasterer can then skim over & Bob's yer Monkhouse .

will that not leave a part in the wall that is sticking out - as in a visible bulge lol

[Shockabuku]

Only if you don't go deep enough . Really, it's easy to do, and you won't even know the cable's there once the plasterer has done his work.

[Scott 2802]

so does he need to cut into the wall to stop a bulge - is this then permanant - how do i add new cables if the situation ever needs be

[Shockabuku]

Here's a thread with some good info.

[Scott 2802]

thanks thats really helpful - is this then permanant - how do i add new cables if the situation ever needs be

[Shockabuku]

Well, if you used tubing of a decent diameter, you could pull through new cables when required...maybe...I'm thinking small cables, not scarts! Best option is to run enough wires for the foreseeable.