Arlington TVBU507-1 TV Box Recessed Outlet Wall Plate Kit, 3-Gang, White, 1-Pack

Open-back on the two low voltage ports which is important for clearance and having the cables fit. The box itself is rather deep so depending on how thick your walls are you might need to make an improvised modification to make everything fit.

Solid construction. Feels strong in the wall. Lots of forgiveness when installing it. I did not cut the opening as small as I should but it didn't matter, the box fit in well and grabbed the sheetrock. The plate around the box is wide enough to cover minor errors when cutting it in. It will take a variety of components. I installed an outlet with USB connections, a 6 port keystone for 2 coax and 2 network and 2 HDMI ports, and then a port with a dust cover. The screw holes were a bit hard to get some screws into, be careful. Highly recommend this for behind your TV.

Overall it seems like a pretty nice product. The design does run you into some limitations on what you can use with it, however. Short version of this is that I'd probably opt for one which has the outlets both recessed (like this one) and also on an angle and/or turned 90 degrees. Even if it was significantly more money. This design has the outlets facing straight out, which didn't leave as much room on the front side / room side or the back side / in the wall. First the HDMI impact: If you're planning on just passing a cable through it, probably not a problem. If you're looking to have an HDMI outlet, however, your cable may not be able to make the bend due to the limited remaining space in the wall behind the recessed fixture. (Potential solutions are using a passthrough instead, or a thinner HDMI gauge HDMI, or an HDMI with a 90-degree/270-degree plug. If I did it again, I'd probably just go with a passthrough plate and not a fancy one with multiple HDMI, CAT6, etc. Keystone plugs. Can't see it behind the TV anyway.). I had similar challenges with plugging the TV in when all done...it BARELY made it due to the ultra low profile wall mount. The infrared repeater didn't make it at all, but I found a work-around for that. All that said, it looks pretty nice when all done (not that it really matters...it's behind the TV), and it feels nice and sturdy even without being on a stud.

These worked great for adding some wall ports in my house for networking and speaker wire hookups. Plus, having the bigger hole in the wall allows for me to reach in with my full hands. The screws that lock this into place are VERY smooth and move freely rather than the cheap 1-2 gang outlets that you get at Home Depot, Lowe's, etc... It holds very well int he wall, doesn't budge, and looks great! I plan on ordering some more just to have around for future projects. I wish there was a power kit that was sold along with it so you can use these in pairs to mount a TV to the wall and have power ran up to it while maintaining legal code requirements while having a regular plug that you can plug into an adjacent outlet for the power source.

Love it, mounted it behind my flat panel with a power plug, HDMI and brush plate. Clean look that will look even cleaner whenever I get around to painting the surround. My installer really liked it, said it was easy to install and the large ports in the power part of the box made it easy to run romex through it. Arlington quality is great, totally worth the money spent for the ease of installation and look of the finished product.

Very nice quality for the price. Easy to install, just mark the hole on the wall with the faceplate off, cut it out with a drywall saw and fish your wires though the hole, then screw the front plate on and screw the clamps to secure it in place, add your own configuration of outlet plates (the outside plate is decor-a style so plan accordingly) I put a blank 2 keystone filler plate in the middle for possible expansion but with slim jacks I was able to cram 4 HDMI ports and 2 Cat6 RJ45 connections into one slot. I was worried at first when I opened the package because there was some grey coloration on the plastic however it rubbed away with a little water and elbow grease. Does what it’s supposed to and looks nice to boot, I recommend recessed plates to save room behind your TV. Although if you want to get your TV as close to the wall as possible with a slim mount then you will need to invest in some right angle adapters because it’s not totally recessed enough to accommodate for that many cables to bend out of the way

Requested by hub. His comment was it was sturdy and did what he needed it to do. Quick delivery

This worked for me. Does a good job keeping the plugs more recessed so you can mount a TV closer to the wall. Just be sure you use a "decora" receptacle because a standard one doesn't work with the face plate. I didn't realize this until after I installed and wired the receptacle. Easy enough to fix, but do it right the first time.

Very sturdy and high quality I especially like the opening on the back for low voltage wiring makes it so much easier to add your HDMI, Eithernet cables without having to squish them inside the box. I especially like the fact that it is universal for new construction and or old retrofitting. The seller is excellent to deal with very fast to respond to emails.

Perfecto, justo lo que necesitaba

I really like these boxes. High quality and durable. Prefect for an entertainment wall.

Muy práctico... Es lo que buscaba!!!

Designed for 2/6 walls