Mounted TV with Cord Concealment in Lakewood
A Lakewood TV mounting project featuring complete in-wall cord concealment, a flush fixed mount, and a clean wall with zero visible cables from a 65-inch TV installation.
Clean Installation Goals in a Lakewood Home
Lakewood sits just west of the city center, and its mix of mid-century ranch homes and newer developments means a wide range of wall types and room layouts. This project took place in a renovated ranch-style home near Belmar, where the homeowner had recently finished a living room remodel and wanted the TV installation to match the clean, modern aesthetic of the new space. The goal was simple: mount a 65-inch Sony on the main wall with absolutely no visible cables. No raceways, no cord covers, no cables running along the baseboard. Everything hidden inside the wall for a true built-in look. The wall was standard drywall over wood studs, which made in-wall routing straightforward, and there was an existing outlet about four feet below the planned TV position.
In-Wall Wiring and Power Bridge Installation
In-wall cord concealment starts with a UL-listed power bridge kit. This is not the same as running an extension cord through the wall, which is a code violation and a fire hazard. A power bridge uses a two-gang electrical box behind the TV connected to another box near the existing outlet, with romex wiring inside the wall between the two. The result is a powered outlet directly behind the TV, so the power cable plugs in just inches from the back of the screen. For the signal cables, HDMI and a coaxial line for the cable box were routed through the same wall cavity in a low-voltage bracket. Low-voltage cables like HDMI, coax, and ethernet do not require the same electrical box treatment as power cables, so they run freely through the wall cavity between the two openings. Your technician cut precise openings behind the TV and near the baseboard, fished the cables through the wall, and sealed everything with trim plates that sit flush against the drywall.
The Fixed Mount and Final Positioning
Because the homeowner did not need swivel or tilt functionality, a low-profile fixed mount was the right choice. Fixed mounts hold the TV about an inch from the wall, creating the closest thing to a flush, built-in appearance. The bracket was anchored into two studs with lag bolts and leveled precisely. With the TV hung on the bracket, the screen sits at 46 inches to center, which is right at seated eye level from the homeowner's couch. The fixed mount combined with the in-wall wiring creates a result that looks like the TV was designed into the wall from the start. No bracket arms visible from the side, no cables visible from any angle, and no gap between the TV and the wall surface.
Lakewood TV Mounting Services
Cord concealment is one of the most requested add-ons for TV mounting projects across Lakewood and the entire service area. It transforms a good installation into a great one, and it is the detail that makes guests ask how you got your TV to look like that. TV Solutions serves all of Lakewood, from the Green Mountain neighborhoods to the Belmar area to the homes along Wadsworth and Kipling. Every installation includes transparent pricing you can see before booking through our online scheduling tool , and every project is backed by our Lifetime Service Guarantee. Visit our Lakewood TV mounting page to learn more, or check out our guide to hiding TV wires for a deeper look at cord concealment options. We also offer home network wiring if you need ethernet or other data cables run at the same time.