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How to Hide Tv Wires
A wall-mounted TV with trailing wires defeats the point. Here is how we finish the job properly.
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Three Ways to Hide TV Cables
The best approach depends on your wall type, whether you rent or own, and how clean a finish you want.
- In-wall routing — cables run inside the wall. Completely invisible from every angle. Requires chasing into the plaster or plasterboard cavity.
- Surface trunking — a slim plastic channel fixed to the wall surface, cables inside. Clean, quick, and fully reversible. Ideal for rented properties.
- Recessed cable plates — flush-mounted sockets behind and below the TV. Cables internal, clean plates visible at each end.
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Everything Can Be Hidden
HDMI, power, aerial coaxial, optical audio, Ethernet, USB — all of it. Our engineers route every cable in a single run for the cleanest possible result.
The right approach is always assessed on arrival. Our engineers advise before starting and never proceed with a method that will not give you the finish you want.
Cable Management Is Part of Every Booking
Select trunking or in-wall routing when booking online. All materials are supplied. After installation, the workspace is cleaned and all cables are tested.
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How to Hide Tv Wires
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can cables be hidden in a rented property?
Yes — surface trunking is removable with no wall damage. It is the right solution for rental properties.
Can power cables go inside the wall?
Yes, though this requires an additional mains socket behind the TV. Our engineers advise on this option.
How do I select cable management?
Choose trunking or in-wall routing when booking online at tvinstallers.co.uk.
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