ᐅ Mounting a TV on the Wall

Created on: 7 Apr 2017 18:42

Hello everyone,
we are planning our apartment and therefore also the electrical installation.
The TV will be wall-mounted in the future. For this, we will place the power outlet higher so that it is hidden behind the device and no cable is visible. The network socket is also behind it. But: HDMI needs to be routed to the devices standing below the TV. Then I have a cable again. How do you solve this problem?
Thanks and best regards

Tommes787 Apr 2017 21:56

Just install a cable duct inside the wall. That’s what we did as well.

Tihiddi8 Apr 2017 08:22

Cable duct with flush-mounted sockets installed at the top and bottom (not yet visible in the picture)

Construction site wall with insulation material, pipes, and measuring rod in the middle

Hendrik00710 Apr 2017 09:23

That doesn’t sound very promising.
There definitely won’t be any devices installed above the TV. 😉 And there will probably be three HDMI cables rather than just one (receiver, amplifier, Blu-ray player)...
There isn’t such a thing as an HDMI network bridge, is there?

RobsonMKK10 Apr 2017 10:01

#10

Hendrik007 schrieb:
And it’s more like three HDMI cables rather than one (receiver, system, Blu-ray)

Isn’t there usually only one cable going from the AV receiver to the TV? Everything else should connect there.

Hendrik007 schrieb:
There probably isn’t such a thing as an HDMI network bridge, right?

Although it has nothing to do with networks or bridges, searching for HDMI switch on Amazon returns 154 pages of results.

Sascha_aus_H10 Apr 2017 10:15

#11

What is wrong with the (in my opinion most elegant solution) of embedding the cable duct in the plaster? This option offers the greatest flexibility, remains invisible, and allows for many cables to be routed through.

Tommes7810 Apr 2017 10:25

#12

I am wondering the same?!

ᐅ Mounting a TV on the Wall

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