Brush Wall Plate with Bracket, Cable Pass Through Insert Single Gang Decorator Wall Cover for Low Voltage Cables, Cord Hider for Wall Mount TV, Home Theater System, Black (2-Pack)

I used this VCE Brush Wall Plate with Low Voltage Box for my wall-mounted TV setup, which worked exactly as expected. Installation was simple — the screws were the right size and length for standard drywall, tightening smoothly into the bracket. The fit is snug with no gaps, and the thickness of the plate feels solid without being bulky. The brush opening is dense enough to hold cables neatly but still flexible enough to allow HDMI and power cords through easily. I like that it wipes clean without catching dust, and it keeps the setup looking polished. Pros: sturdy build, perfect fit, easy to clean Cons: could include slightly longer screws for thicker drywall Overall, it’s a reliable, professional-looking solution for any entertainment setup.

Easy to install, works as intended.

This kit is the single best cable-hiding solution you can buy for a wall-mounted TV, gaming setup, or home office. The product photos with the official 5-step instructions prove exactly why. What you actually get in the box: White single-gang brush wall plate with soft nylon bristles Proper old-work low-voltage mounting bracket (swing-wing design) Perfect-length mounting screws Built-in drywall cutout template in the old work box (just poke the four corners with a pencil and connect the dots, no guessing) Installation is exactly as easy as the pictures show: Trace the four corner holes Cut the rectangle with a drywall saw (takes 45 seconds) Swing the wings in, tighten two screws — it locks rock-solid Feed your cables through the bristles Screw on the cover — done in under 7 minutes, even if you’ve never done it before. The soft bristles completely hide every cable (thick HDMI 2.1, Cat6, CL3 speaker wire, whatever) while still letting you add or remove cables years later without taking the plate off. No pinched jackets, no dust, no bugs, and the finished result looks like a $300 custom installer did it. Bottom line: The official instructions in the listing don’t exaggerate, this kit really is that simple and that clean. If you want a floating TV with zero visible wires and you don’t want to spend more than lunch money, this is the one to buy. Thousands of installers and DIYers agree: get this exact version with the bracket included. You’ll wonder why you ever lived with cable clutter

Good product, worked just as described My only complaint there were no instructions, it would be very helpful (would have made cutting the hole much easier)if there was a template included. Otherwise no issues with the installation

I am absolutely thrilled with the VCE Brush Wall Plate with Bracket and Cable Pass Through Insert! This product has been a game-changer for organizing my cables and keeping my home office setup neat and tidy. The brush wall plate design is ingenious, allowing me to easily pass through various cables without the hassle of dealing with messy holes or gaps. It's incredibly easy to install, thanks to the included bracket, which ensures a secure and stable fit. The build quality is exceptional, with sturdy materials that give me confidence in its long-term durability. The white color seamlessly blends with my existing wall decor, making it practically invisible once installed. Not only does this wall plate effectively manage my cables, but it also prevents dust from entering through the wall openings, which is a great bonus for maintaining a clean environment. Overall, I can't recommend the VCE Brush Wall Plate with Bracket and Cable Pass Through Insert enough. It's a must-have for anyone seeking an efficient and aesthetically pleasing solution to cable management.

Exactly what I needed and good quality easy to mark and install with the included instructions features

This item seems pretty self explanatory, but it's basically a fancy hole cover so you can run cords through. I thought the price was pretty reasonable, I even paid for the same day shipping since in total it was comparable to the local hardware store... Partially because I wanted the project done today before work, but also because I now have an extra one just in case. If you have the right tools and follow the instruction video exactly, you should not have any issues. I did cut the hole slightly smaller, so the bracket would fit snug; definitely suggest doing that since you can always make the hole bigger. Hope that helps!

Just cut a hole in your wall and insert. They are easy to install and do their job well.