Want to Hide TV Wires in the wall? A PowerBridge makes it easy!

Need to hide wires in the wall behind your television? Try using a PowerBridge to make hiding your cords easy and also put an outlet behind your TV. Previous TV Mounting Video at:    • How to Wall Mount a  TV Perfectly...DIY Fu...   ---------------------------------------------- DIY PowerBridge CK Models: ---------------------------------------------- PowerBridge ONE-CK Single Outlet: https://www.amazon.com/PowerBridge-Re... PowerBridge TWO-CK Dual Outlet: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GWGZGQ4/... ----------------------------- Video Chapters: ----------------------------- 0:00 Into 0:09 About PowerBridge Wall Kits 1:07 Quick Look at the PowerBridge 1:30 Installing PowerBridge Start 1:52 Where to Install the PowerBridge? 5:17 Placing Outlets and Running Wires --------------------------------------- Tools Used in this Video: --------------------------------------- StudFinder https://www.amazon.com/Franklin-Senso... Pencil Small Level Jab Saw https://www.amazon.com/Shark-10-2206-... If you have difficulty feeding the wires, consider: Fish Tape https://www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Too... or Glow Rod https://www.homedepot.com/p/Southwire... ------------------------------------------------------ Optional Tools for Wall Exploration: ------------------------------------------------------ Wire Coat Hanger Power Drill and bit (Only if you need to probe the wall) Cell Phone (For Wall Cavity Exploration) ------------------------------------------- My legal disclaimer. DIY and Home Improvement involve risk of personal injury and should be done with care. Please adhere to all safety recommendations from material and tool manufacturers and check your local codes. Some work may involve permits and it is your responsibility to comply with your local building officials. My videos are for entertainment purposes only. Although I hope you learn something, I'm not a professional and you are responsible for making sure you know what you are doing before taking on any home improvement task. If you do something dumb that results in personal injury or property damage, that's on you. I'm in no way responsible for your workmanship and results if they are terrible, or even if they come out great. That said, I wish you much success in your DIY projects.