Cable management tips to neatly hide your TV cables

Of course, with a full motion wall brakcet, you don't want to see tangled cables as soon as you turn the TV. Many of our full motion mounts have the Cable Inlay System (CIS®), Vogel’s patented cable management system. The system routes the cables through support arms from the wall to your TV. For other mounts, we guide the cables tight along the support arm.

If you don't want to see any cables when you turn your TV, opt for the back cover. It covers all cables and connections to your TV. With its anthracite colour, you can be sure it won't stand out.

Do you have your TV mounted on a TV stand rather than hanging on a wall bracket? For those, too, we have considered convenient cable management in the design. There is a special space behind our TV stand (TVS 3695 and TVS 3690) where you can easily conceal the TV cables. This instantly creates a clean and tidy look. Moreover, the cables are easy to access and are protected. 

Are you starting with a blank canvas in a newly built home? Then you can still specify exactly where in the walls the cables should pass through. Discuss with the contractor or electrician exactly where you want the ducts and conduits for the TV and other equipment. A wide cable duct allows you to hide all necessary cables behind the wall. No extra accessory is involved. 

In this process, don't forget to create sufficient sockets. Not only does your TV need to be connected, but USB-powered devices also need power. It's useful to place an outlet directly behind the TV, for example. Just fit and measure carefully to make sure there are no bulges on the TV at the level of the socket so that it fits perfectly.