Tv and Co mount

[stuartturbo]

Just a small one
Channel cut into wall with trunking inlaid

The Virgin cable wire/box removed and a socket fitted with the wiring running under the floor (by window)
Two single socket 1 fused spur part of ring main (tv PS3 and cable now hard wired
1 socket with a brush fitted so wiring can pass
Change the shelf for a more conventional set up


And finished

the shelf braket have been replaced since they opened up and failed resulting in a large row with B&Q saying i had basically caused them to fail???? but thats a whole new story lol

Unseen in the brushed facial fitted in the skirting so the games consul wires can get into trunking.

 

[RMS]

Looking good.

I have a similar set up. Blocked up opening between two rooms using studwork with a void of about 200mm, making it easy to run cables in.

I have a unit on the floor and used the back of a letter box cover with draught excluder where cables enter the wall behind unit.

Its all about the planning with this job.

 

[Steve]

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These pictures are a bit better

 

[WestmidsChippy]

By anychance is one leg shorter then the other?

 

[stuartturbo]

By anychance is one leg shorter then the other?

Nope wind issue lol

 

[tambourineman]

Done similar work in two rooms, with coax, ring main and cat5 feeding the TV areas. Quite satisfying when the plastering's done and your measurements turn out to be perfect! :d Well done.

Out of interest, what circuit are those two wall lamps on? They look as if they're positioned over the two existing ring main sockets. If so, are they fused?

 

[stuartturbo]

no they are feed from the lighting circuit dropped from above