Wiremold: How to hide flat screen TV cables on the wall

How to hide flat screen TV cables using the Wiremold Flat Screen TV Cord Cover Kit. More info at www.legrand.us/...

[@alexlee8888888888]

I smashed my TV after this video, that's one less portal into the other dimension where men climb through into my house.

[@valenciapourier8937]

Lmao!!

[@jeninek5873]

Alex Lee Media That cracked me up, at 7 a.m., which is no easy feat. Good one :)

[@Byrnzi360]

If they wanted to make this a truly memorable, 5-star rated advertisement, they would have had that couple react with panic when he climbed through the tv.

[@Byrnzi360]

You can build a wormhole-portal between two dimensions, but you can't develop an easier way to hide cables behind a wall?

[@Br77771]

the fuck? cant talk to me like an adult ? sounds like im watching blues clues and shit

[@IDABAYAREA650I]

Im way too OCD for this, it needs to be Flat and blend in with the wall, with out seeing that

[@TheSLurppp]

This is great. No need to make large holes in your wall

[@inventor1v]

Or use Electricians pvc conduit, it's much slimmer and fixes with a sticky peel off strip and the front cover slips on, no drilling, much cheaper and much thinner, can be painted too.

[@Vagabonding]

Great concise video. Totally looking into these.

[@jeffreyhurst7231]

What the hell were all of those wires connected to anyway?

[@samtastic74]

Cable Box, TV Cable, Home Theater, DVD/Blue Ray, Video Game System...the list could go on and on bro

[@Lee-70ish]

My walls are brick so it is not easy to bore holes through although mounting things securely is a breeze

[@nadiaj6881]

I don't want to screw it in my wall can I just stick Velcro on the back of the wall and the back of the cover so the back sticks to the wall instead of screwed to the wall??

[@dennisjohnson2726]

+Baddy J There is a product that sticks to the wall instead of screwing. You can Google search to find it.

[@boarhog1979]

It's ok. Better then the wires and as for holes one needs to make some major holes if going through the wall. A empty house has a million holes everywhere. Just fill them and paint like it is always done.

[@eknathpilankar9919]

Interesting thing to know about, this is available in india

[@gadkari67]

Very Nice and effective

[@ShoresOfHelll]

The girl seems excited I am sure she's gonna have him over while her BF is away.

[@derpherpp]

Really? There are distributer for two piece of plastic?

[@adfitz4483]

Great vid and innovative advertising

[@casemodder89]

better to drill a hole in the wall and route the cables through your neigbours kitchen.

[@sharmakdeep]

I expected they'd be watching something else to set the mood.

[@mcdamike]

That TV is too way way way too high.

[@cungar1001]

SO are you

[@upandawaybouquets]

This makes more holes in the wall than just putting the cables IN the wall....they might be smaller holes, but still. Drywall screws leave a mess behind. May as well just use a hole saw and feed them into the wall, unless there is something in the wall already and you are scared about hitting it (plumbing, etc)

[@hurcorh]

If some dude crawled through my TV 'The Ring' style I would be running!

[@tempestxi7577]

What is the product called?

[@fredmoyer]

This is hilarious!!

[@SUTTy718]

This was over the top corny. Good product though

[@AliAlHabsiAA]

Nice!

[@warlockboyburns]

that's his daughter of course

[@glenchase1906]

at .42 sec he cuts right through the tv cabinet ! LOL

[@alejandrapina4332]

great.

[@BirchcrestGroup]

couple more seconds he would of cut into the coffee table...ha!

[@MsEmilyMary]

Isn't it easier if you buy plastic tubing and find a way to stick it to the wall? You can also paint it. Not crazy about making so many holes in the wall.

[@BlaqMarketProduction]

The link to the product doesn't work anymore

[@LegrandNA]

Hi, Please use this link: www.legrand.us/wire-and-cable-management/raceway-and-cord-covers/tv-mounting-kits/flat-screen-tv-cord-and-cable-power-kit/p/cmk70. We will update the link in the video. Thanks!

[@dylantraylor6527]

cool.....

[@DoPezBA12]

This was cheesy

[@275DMan]

Sawing it wrong !!!

[@raffaballzz]

I have that wire mold

[@tanxiaonan]

That is exactly what I thought, LOL

[@UpcomingJedi]

What if you want to rearrange that table somewhere else? I bet you will still be able to see the wires then. Can you just put a poster in front of the exposed wires? How about just using Velcro to tie them together routing them INSIDE the wall? Then, you don't have to spend $60 on an ugly plastic shell.

[@chimmey5910]

Then after drilling holes in your wall and you wanna move spend hundreds in professional repairs

[@RustyGun123]

how about just put tv on the cabinet and move whatever you want wherever you want

[@UpcomingJedi]

Rusty Gun You miss the point. The point is to have a tv on the wall and make it look 'professionally' installed. This is for lazy people that want to do it half-assed. and not hide the wires inside the wall. Its easy to pass them out of an old work box behind the tv where you won't see them and connect them to the dvr/dvd player that's hidden somewhere so you don't see them either.

[@daisand8403]

power cables can't be routed inside the wall cause its a for hazard, unless u have a case around it in the wall

[@stinkybutt02able]

Corny