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Question: Can this be used in place of a standard cable cover so connection is flat against wall?
Document: I purchased these plates to hide the cabling behind wall-mounted flat screen TVs, as I suspect 99% of the people considering these plates.Installation is a snap. Just make sure that you get a proper mounting bracket such as the Carlon SC1000RR which is the ones I used. You simply cut the holes in the drywall, pass the cables, install the brackets and place the face plates.
Exactly as advertised at a great price. Arrived as expected (4 days?). This is the perfect way to finish of a cable run.I used this next to the existing cable outlet to run coax up to my 50in. wall-mounted plasma tv.Note, this is 1-gang. The plate itself is the same dimensions as a standard power outlet plate. So, the opening in this plate is not very big.
This cover works as advertised. It has very good plastics. It was easy to saw parts off, that don't fit to my non standard wall.
hello,we used this product cable plate near the bottom of our wall as an exit for all of our a/v cables coming out. it is installed low enough that the cables can simply come out and immediately go into a cord cover that runs along a wall. much better than a simple hole in the drywall. datacomm has a great design and product. easy to use, install, and very fast delivery.
I recently wall mounted several flat screen tvs and used these to give it the little extra professional touch. Even though no one will see back there....More importantly it provides great protection for the cables and gave me plenty of room for a couple of hdmi cables, a Toslink optical cable, coax, and Ethernet.
for a simple and neat installation. These are much needed. Really makes installation looks professional. I messed up a couple of times with cutting out the holes to place cover on wall, but eventually got the hang of it.
I have a 50&#34; LED flat screen hung on a way. My cable box, DVD player, Wii, and AppleTV are in a cabinet below it. Rather than run the wires down the way, I used this. It's awesome and worth the $4. Highly recommend.
I have 5 cables running through mine with room to spare.Finally, it saves time when running the cables as you don't have to mess with creating a bunch of connection points then testing them. I just ran a new cable last week after having this in my wall for over a year. It was super easy because there were no existing junction point to have to wrestle with.
For the price, this is an unbeatable deal and beats whatever you can find at local stores at up to twice the price. The material used is above acceptable. It's about the same as you would expect you'd get from local stores. The size is standard and the color is white and not beige.
I bought two of these when running HDMI cables from one point in my living room to an over the mantle TV hook-up I was installing. The only problem I had with them is that the plate seems to be a little skinnier than a normal wall plate. both the junction boxes I used were already installed and had blank covers over them. I ran the wires and installed these covers and they barely cover the opening in the wall.
Answer: I used it so I could route a bunch of cables behind a wall, without leaving a big hole in the wall. Not sure what you're referring to by a cable cover.