Television and Cable Wire

Free Captive Pipes and Cables
Safely remove wires and water lines that are running through studs during demolition.
How to Choose a Building Site
From the city center to the most rural neighborhoods, choosing the right site can have a great impact on your budget, and what you can build.
Protecting Communication Cable
Use this trick to avoid accidentally cutting cable when installing drywall.
Hiding the Wiring for a Wall-Hung TV
Hanging the bracket is only half the battle.
Revolutionary flat-screen hardware
The Evo System, an aluminum frame-and-track setup that hangs on a series of rails
The evo Flat-Panel Mounting System
New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show
Problem-Solving Electrical Boxes
Cleverly designed boxes can get you out of trouble quickly during rough-ins and retrofits.
Planning for unknown wiring alterations
Adding a new electrical outlet, switch, cable-TV jack, or computer-network wiring is pretty simple in single-story homes. You have attack points from the basement and/or the attic to route wires…
Running Cables through Existing Walls
Installing switches and receptacles in walls that are finished doesn't mean drilling lots of holes.
Wiring Your House for Today and Tomorrow
Structured wiring can link the phones, computers and TVs in your house right now, and who knows what else in the future.

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