Hiding wires? How's everyone doing it? What kind of process it there in hiding the wire behind the drywall?
242569
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...
89815
Your question is hard to understand, but I think you want to hang this from a ceiling on a chain or something. The wires come out the back, but you could run them up the decorative banding and up the chain. It will look funny because you can't remove the wall mounting collar without removing the circuit board. That's where it lives. You could remove the circuitry altogether and just have a light controlled by a switch...that's what I ultimately had to do anyway because the fragile circuitry inside took a crap after only a year.
2076226
My guess is that the wire covering will crack over time from UV exposure if left bare. Running it through conduit is a possible solution.
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).
896393
The wire comes out of the sconce as in the picture. You could pull it back and make it exit the back to hardwire, but you'd still have a hole on the surface that was obviously intended for the wire.
750791
No where to hide wires very well...you have to be creative...only downside to this piece...love everything else about it :)
1327833
If it is too late to plan running the wires inside the drywall or the cabinets having double walls for wires to be concealed, you could drill down through the top of the taller cabinet, close to the inside wall of the cabinet and run the wire down alongside the interior of the cabinet wall just behind the face frame and when you reach the height of the lower cabinet, drill sideways and come out just above the top of the lower cabinet. Hopefully you have a crown molding detail that will hide the wire as it comes out over the lower cabinet.
1905772
My electrician, who installed it, told me to lay down one full coat of mortar, let it dry, then lay down more mortar+tile as usual. He said that this would help protect the wiring. Be ware, though, that you must make this first layer *even* or else it will be a pain in the you-know-what to tile over uneven mortar. Make sure it's nice and smooth.
492829
I just shoved mine up behind the TV. I tilted my TV so the bottom of it is closer to the wall and the wires stay up fairly well.
2197433
There is a hole for wires to come up from the lower shelf to where the TV sits. There is another large hole behind the TV to run wires. The back of the unit is wood grain cardboard. If needed additional holes can be cut into that at discreet locations.
887979
Suggest bending the wire so it can be tightly wired or taped to the railing. In my case I attached the wire holder by screwing it in to the underside of the (wooden) eave. You may not want to drill into the ledge. Hope this helps.
2001414
Feeding the wires from the top is the most effective way. When you start feeding it in, take notice of how long of a run you have between the top and bottom boxes, and how far you have fed the wires in until they are at or past the bottom box. It is easiest to remove the bottom box so you have the widest access to the bottom drywall opening. At that time use a flashlight and reach in to locate the bottom of the wire (careful to not touch any potentially dangerous wires that may exist in the wall) and pull through the opening, then replace any boxes previously removed for access.
483325
The plate installs flat against the wall I don't see how this would be possible nor safe.As another potential solution you can move the plate. I moved the plate directly behind the tv then installed the bar power cord in that hidden outlet. You can also buy a strip from Home Depot/lowes to hide the power cord as a cheaper solution.hope this helps.
1115249
The wires are stored behind but not completely hidden. I recommend short wires. I purchased shorter cables and i love it!
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.
1554400
The only way to hide any wiring/cables would be to use, say a double sided tape or velcro on the back side of the chrome tubing.
1355167
Not really I just tape my loose wires together and call it a day because the base fits to the wall and it's no room to hide the wire's.