📺 Arlington TVL2508K: Enhancing Home Entertainment with Shallow Drywall Compatibility Review

I have used two different power bridge kits . This one is great because it works for flat walls in log homes, but it has a few downsides. First, it's huge. The holes you need to cut are 9" and 1/8" but 6" and 7/8". That's a lot for something trying to hide. I managed to hide both pieces but by about half an inch. Keep that in mind if you plan to install them. You have to keep in mind that your TV mount can't go through that, so it has to be somewhere else. Second, the lower part, which uses an…

I have two different power bridge kits This one is great because it works for flat walls in log homes, but it has a few drawbacks. First, it's huge. The holes you need to cut are 9" and 1/8" but 6" and 7/8". That's a lot for something that tries to hide. I managed to hide both pieces, but by about half an inch. Keep this in mind if you plan to install them. You need to consider "Your tv mount can't go through that so it has to be somewhere else. Second, the bottom part, which uses an external…

Looks great but has two problems: no template to cut holes in drywall (or stated dimensions) and inconsistent trim ring performance makes them difficult to install. Looks good but installation is a lot harder than I expected. As previously mentioned, the non-brushed opening allows for better air ingress from any outside wall for all non-power cords. Mine goes through the semi-insulated wall of the fireplace insert box and needs foam insulation, but for that I have to cut an access hole and then