Does this mounted console provide you the ease of routing the wires from above or below ? I do not want to make a huge hole in the wall to run wires
1934677
You can run wires behind the section where the DVDs are (hard to see in the pictures), but to access them once the stand is mounted is difficult unless you have very small hands that can reach through the holes. But it IS possible to hide the wires if you just plan on putting the tv as pictured (on top of the stand, instead of mounting it to the wall).
1934678
It is easy if u use it with the tv's foot stand if mounting to wall, then will require a hole in wall unless u don't mind seeing the wires run down.
1934679
The wires run right behind it in built in slits. The only holes I had to put in the wall were to mount the metal support bar into the studs. I positioned it so that the outlet was behind it. This way, no plugs or wires.
1934680
Yes it is fairly easy. Except for the bottome shelves but those are for movies and games. We have an xbox, dvd player, projector and controller charger on the shelf. They all fit and work well.
1145671
I used two strips of plastic pipe strap to secure it to the wall in my equipment closet. Works fine. But there are not any mounting holes on the router itself.
1037970
I'm not sure I understand your inquiry. I have a 1-inch hole drilled on the top of the console. Then the wires run through the storage compartment on the starboard side to the stern.
277496
Yes i found the wire that comes with the system just fine. If your setup needs a longer wire, then that may be a reason to invest in a thicker one, otherwise there is too much hype even in AVS forums about the wire.
1052978
My two are hard wired to 1/2" thick round ceiling boxes mounted in the wall. They give you a black plug for the hole for that method and then you can throw away the down-tubing and plug wire. Otherwise, if you want to plug it into an existing outlet, use the down-tubing and plug wire with a thin surface-mounted box.
2171390
I never actually used it. I purchased it because I needed to relocate my thermostat, but was put off by the rerouting of the wires. After some thought, I figured how to reroute the wires, so I returned it before I installed it.
231747
You should look at the owners and installation manual. The electrical knockouts are on the bottom. I would run the flex or conduit just under the knockout. You could do so with the conduit being barely visible once the Bosch is mounted to the wall. There is a bit of a cavity at the bottom of the unit. I am happy with my purchase.
1986347
This is exactly what is says it is just a wall plate with the connectors. You will have to run the wires and mount the box within the wall prior to installing this plate. (To answer your question: cut hole in wall where you want the box. Mount box. Run wire...)
715646
Yes. It's only connected to the wall with a couple of screws the and wires are secured through a finger-press tab to lock them in place. If you had the underground wire installed in two locations (or more), moving the powered unit would be very simple. Keep in mind you will need to train your dog(s) to both boundaries with the flags.
219917
I think so. The actual installation is as simple as anchoring and screwing the cameras onto the wall. Hiding all of the wires takes a little more effort but it's still pretty easy. Setting up the remote viewing is difficult though.
2266245
easiest is to use matched color wallpaper to cover the wires...or if you want to drill holes everywhere in the room, thats pretty tough...
1135260
I was able to line up 1 set of vertical mounting holes on a wall stud and used 4" lag bolts. It's also on the side of a closet, so the location might discourage prying efforts.
2013378
Ours is hanging on our kitchen wall. My husband set it up. I had a little trouble when i attempted it, but it took him less than 5 minutes. I think the trickiest part was getting the wires to behave. There was a tab in the front that has to be moved in order to get the receiver to keep from falling. It can be a little tempermental.
108567
It does not come with necessary parts for that, but it should be possible. The plate that you mount on the wall is a solid steel circle with threaded posts. You'd need a different plate to go over your wiring box that would allow wires to pass through. The plug cord can be disconnected easily enough, but you will be left with a small hole in the bottom of the base where it exits.
1229509
Its better if you do....You could just wrap the wires but you want a good connection....I did, does not take much....I think it took me a whole 10 minutes to install....
1971330
Yes, very easy, providing you do not have anything else obstructing the vertical bars. If you put a box for power and/or TV connections behind the TV, just be mindful of where that is. My TV mounts were about 16" apart. Since My centerline was exactly between 2 studs and the recessed box was mounted on the inside of one of those studs, I had little room to move left or right. If I had to move right, the vertical bar would have covered my recessed box for power/cables. I got lucky and barely needed to move.
1758612
A small hole to accommodate the wires is all you need. Slanting it in the direction the wires are heading may help.