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kenloh7
post Mar 31 2021, 11:42 AM

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any cons to getting a hanging tv cabinet panel design like below? will there be any future wiring issues located behind like replacement?
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kenloh7
post Mar 31 2021, 01:50 PM

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QUOTE(ChuanHong @ Mar 31 2021, 01:41 PM)
Usually there is a place for wiring running area at the back.. just need some technique to move the cables..

Your picture have backboard as backdrop which might costly a bit.. usually that's way.. you could drill and put 1 PVC box to conceal it as well in case no budget like me to have backboard..
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ur cabinet looks pretty too without backboard, maybe ill go for ur way so i can save about 3.5k on the backboard.
So how u conceal ur wire is to cut out a vertical section below ur TV, conceal a PVC pipe inside and slip all your hdmi/power cable in it?
kenloh7
post Mar 31 2021, 11:24 PM

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QUOTE(ceo684 @ Mar 31 2021, 09:39 PM)
Usually the bulky stuff like sockets, adapters will be hidden by the TV cabinet itself. To make the TV work (power and few HDMI) you can use the rectangular PVC casing/trunking (wide and shallow) eg 50 x 16 or 30 x 13 mm size or smaller (depending on your requirement of the cables you need), to conceal - smaller is better - just surface grind off the mortar layer of the wall to fit in, can putty and paint over as necessary.

See page 11 for range of sizes available, very cheap at your neighbourhood electrical store.
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May i know how surface grind works? For 50x16mm size i thought of using the chisel + drill to create the space for the PVC.

 

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