Can you hide cables that are coming from the TV above behind the mounting bracket?
1569034
No, well I guess kind of, it has an opening on the side that you can put the wires tegu, it's not technically behind more like from the side and the cable has to come in from the side and come out from the side too it doesn't come in or out from below or above.
1115247
Yes, you can hide the wires. It's recommended that you place the wires behind the wall bracket before attaching it, although they can still be snaked through after it's on the wall. It's just that larger plugs are a big more difficult, especially once you have a number of wires already behind the bracket.
1127956
it is not really a bracket. It is a "panel". ran my cables thru it then wire tied them to the back, keeping them off the floor and hidden as well.
489642
You can, bought I can hear a cracking noise coming from my studs if I pull it out to far. I think the tv is just to heavy to extent it out that far.
1608740
Yes. Just make sure you make the hole opening (where the cables come out of the wall) right behind the input/output jacks of the TV because the TV gets mounted too close to the wall.
578470
No, it will be hidden behind the TV. I have a 20" computer monitor attached to mine, and it completely hides the bracket and arm.
29307
Can be installed in the center of cable at any location - Item is split on top!!
2014579
There are multiple positions for the mount brackets to be placed behind the TV. If the brackets are showing behind the TV from the bottom, you might want to align the brackets with the TV bolt holes at a higher position.
317065
There is a connection area, look at the back of the Tv. There should be a area where all the connections go on the side, at the bottom of that is where you put the coax, its jutted out and hidden a bit but feel around. Hope this helps
533949
The problem with any wall mounted tv is "how do you hide the cables". The cables need to be routed from behind the TV, through the wall, and down to an exiting point below the tv as close to the floor as possible. The HDMI cable and the tv power cable need to be routed this way, unless the wall was previously prepared with a 115 VAC power receptacle at the mounting point of the tv. I assume that the cable for the direct tv box is already at floor level. In my case, I put a small table below the tv and mounted the box on it. I ran the HDMI cable and an extension cord (for tv power) through the wall from the floor up to the hole behind the tv. Fishing cables through the walls is not that difficult, but you may want to get an electrician or home theater expert to help you. Hope this helps some.
4665
There is no place in the bracket to hide the wire. The working part of the bracket screws to the wall, preferably over a stud, wood or metal. A decorative plate then slides over top of the bracket. There are other products to conceal the wire in the wall, but if it's an outside wall, the insulation will interfere with pulling the wire through the wall if it doesn't diminish the quality of the insulation while pulling the wire. Interior walls are no problem.
422146
HelloYes it does, inside in the back there is space for cables, i have in mine one xbox360, Wii, blue ray player, cable receptor and they hide very well.If what you want is to hide the cables that go outside to reach the tv, then no, it does not have something to hide those, you will need to get something on your own, i bought a nice decoration piece to put in front of those.
1102335
The mounting bracket has a notch where the cables can be exposed or if you drill a hole using the template then the cables will be covered by the mounting bracket
473353
It may have been a facetious comment rather than a question, but I agree, the power brick is large. My TV and F550 are mounted onto a Vantage Point EVO mounting system, so all cables, plugs, outlets, etc. are concealed behind panels. If you are mounting immediately above or below the TV, I'd recommend placing the brick behind the TV as well. If you are using the wireless SoundShare from a compatible Samsung TV and don't have any wires between, there is likely a generic recessed enclosure you can add to the wall to conceal the block. If you have your power outlet moved to an area near the AudioBar, getting a recessed enclosure there, which would accommodate the outlet as well, would probably be best. Hope that is helpful.
221539
my answer is "no". it is a shelf to hold a cable box, a tivo box, etc...when you don't have a nearby shelf or cabinet. i have my flat screen mounted on the wall and the ollo mounts installed above it or could have mounted below tv. cables still hang behind tv, down wall to outlet. didn't like messy cables, so bought a cable cover to tidy up cables. mounts were just what i needed. sort of a floating look.
1170447
Yup! Cords go straight down the center and are hidden by the center bar that holds the tv up
2197433
There is a hole for wires to come up from the lower shelf to where the TV sits. There is another large hole behind the TV to run wires. The back of the unit is wood grain cardboard. If needed additional holes can be cut into that at discreet locations.