Nobody likes messy wires around their television setup. It gives a disheveled appearance that can detract from your viewing experience. Unfortunately, connecting your television to other accompaniments, like a gaming console, soundbar, or satellite box, is necessary. Otherwise, you can’t enjoy your favorite TV series, movie, video game, or music video.

However, you also don’t want wires poking around your wall-mounted TV or spilling onto your entertainment centre. Fortunately, the good news is that you can declutter your TV setup in various ways. Let’s explore some in this blog post.

Decluttering Your TV Setup

Here’s how you can declutter your TV setup:

Cable Ties

Cable ties are a cheap option for homeowners. You don’t need to have a floating wall panel installed with cable ties, although it doesn’t look nearly as good. You can use plastic zip ties to strap cables together. Cable ties are an excellent option if you have multiple devices connected to your TV because using cable ties eliminates tangles. However, it’s worth noting that cable ties don’t make cables disappear. Instead, they only help organise them, meaning your cables will still be visible, especially if you don’t have an entertainment centre to hide them behind.

Use Plastic Hooks or Pegs

Plastic hooks or pegs are a good DIY option for hiding your cables. However, you’ll need furniture, like a TV stand or an entertainment centre, to hide your cables. Otherwise, the cables will still be exposed to your view. Another issue with using plastic hooks or pegs – typically found in hardware stores – is they’re a temporary solution. These hooks often require replacement frequently. As a result, we recommend using floating TV walls.

Floating TV Walls or Wall Panels

TV Wall panels or floating TV walls are an excellent way to declutter your setup. These decorative and elevated platforms obtrude from the walls. Hence, you’re mounting your television, soundbar, or other devices to these panels instead of directly to the wall. Floating TV walls are the ideal solution for decluttering setups for several reasons. Firstly, they let you hide the cables in the cavity behind these wall panels. As a result, you can don’t have to witness cables sticking out like a sore sight from your television or other devices. In addition, you also don’t need to cut channels into walls and replaster them because TV panels and floating walls eliminate the necessity for doing so.

Another reason homeowners prefer floating TV walls or TV wall panels is because of customization. You can choose numerous finishing options to give these TV walls the look you want. In addition, customizations allow you to ensure that these floating TV walls match your setup’s decor. For instance, homeowners can opt for natural wood flooring types or high gloss laminates. In addition, AV Installs also installs feature lighting to make the system look more aesthetically appealing.

TV walls are the best option for hiding cables. Getting a floating wall installation might be more expensive, but it’s worth it in the long run.

Bid Farewell to a Cluttered TV Setup with AV Installs

Are you tired of a cluttered TV setup ruining your viewing experience? Would you like to get rid of the cables and wires hanging out from your TV but don’t know how? Well, you’re fortunate because AV installs has you covered. We’re a reputable audiovisual installations company that provides exceptional audio-visual installation services to help take you to the next level. Whether you wish to hide cables in your home theatre or your business’s conference room, AV Installs can help you. We have the expertise to ensure you have the proper audiovisual installation needed to succeed. Our services and offerings include all the necessary products such as TV lifts, ceiling projectors, and recessed projector lifts, floating TV false panels, motorised TV brackets, etc. We provide nationwide services, including servicing areas like Shropshire, Cheshire, Powys, and more.

Visit our website for more information. Alternatively, contact us today to get started.