In Wall Power Cable Wiring
While I was doing it I figured some other people might experience this need, so I made a little video to show you how simple the solution is. All you need is this kit: Datacomm 50-3332-WH-KIT Flat Panel TV Cable Organizer Kit (White)
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we did it a little different: We got a blank plate w/ a small hole & a generic wall mount. Then ran it down. Top hole was “raw” with a little tape to keep it clean. Total cost was only $5 and I found what I needed at the local home center.
Where do people get these ideas, its hilarious!
Wow, so simple. I wish I could do that in my house in NZ. However, NZ houses with stud walls have (at least) one row of horizontal noggins between the upper half and bottom half of the gib (i.e. sheetrock) wall. So, as well as the stud you have these little horizontal pieces of wood between the studs. That makes dropping the cables really hard.