Go to your local home improvement store. They have plastic tubing made for hiding cords, you can even get curves and corners. You can paint them to match your wall color. Some are self stick, some you Mount a track with screws, you can get wider ones depending on how many cards you bunch together. It does look much better when you hide the cords with them.
You can buy a kit that includes everything you need to run the power and cable behind the wall. It is basically just a 6’ extension cord that is attached to the back of two boxes. Then a small extension cord that plugs from the box to an outlet. You provide your own cable wire. Boxes have clips that hold them to the drywall so you don’t need to attach to a stud. Limitations are: you cannot have cross boards behind the wall that would prevent the cord from reaching the second box, your wall must have sufficient depth for the boxes to fit, and the kit is a little pricey. I got mine on amazon.
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Cord covers! Sold everywhere.
Go to your local home improvement store. They have plastic tubing made for hiding cords, you can even get curves and corners. You can paint them to match your wall color. Some are self stick, some you Mount a track with screws, you can get wider ones depending on how many cards you bunch together. It does look much better when you hide the cords with them.
You can buy a kit that includes everything you need to run the power and cable behind the wall. It is basically just a 6’ extension cord that is attached to the back of two boxes. Then a small extension cord that plugs from the box to an outlet. You provide your own cable wire. Boxes have clips that hold them to the drywall so you don’t need to attach to a stud. Limitations are: you cannot have cross boards behind the wall that would prevent the cord from reaching the second box, your wall must have sufficient depth for the boxes to fit, and the kit is a little pricey. I got mine on amazon.