How to Hide TV Wiring on a Brick Fireplace
- 1). Attach an HDMI audio/video cable to the television. Attach a power plug extension cord to the television. Use a stepladder if necessary.
- 2). Hold the 46-inch Superb home theater cabling channel horizontally about 4 inches away off to the side of the television using the spirit level. Take the pencil and mark the screw holes in the cabling channel onto the wall.
Insert a drill bit the size of the holes into the drill. Drill holes into the pencil markings. Insert the wall fasteners into the holes. - 3). Put the HDMI cable and the power plug extension cord inside the two grooves on the back of the 46-inch Superb home theater wire cabling channel. Pull the cables all the way through and secure them into the grooves using the built-in plastic retainer flaps.
- 4). Use the Phillips screwdriver to screw the 46-inch Superb home theater cabling channel into the wall fasteners.
- 5). Butt the custom-sized Superb home theater wire cabling channel vertically up the wall against the 46-inch cabling channel. Mark the holes in the custom cabling channel onto the wall with the pencil.
- 6). Insert a drill bit the size of the holes into the drill. Drill holes in the wall where the pencil markings have been made. Insert wall fasteners in the holes.
- 7). Pull the HDMI video/audio cable and the power plug extension cord through the two grooves on the back of the custom-sized Superb home theater wire cabling channel and out from the end of the channel. Tape the two cables temporarily to the wallboard with masking tape to keep them out of the way.
- 8). Use the Phillips screwdriver to screw the custom cabling channel into the wall fasteners.
- 9). Use the foam brush to paint both cabling channels with paint that matches the color and pattern of the fireplace.
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Pull the power plug and HDMI video/audio cable through cable runways that have been screwed into the baseboard. - 11
Attach the power plug to an electrical socket. Attach the HDMI video/audio cable to the HDMI input of an amplifier or a DVD player.
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