This Boca Raton install put a 65-inch TV on the wall with full in-wall cable concealment over a low media console — and the job didn't end when the last cable disappeared into the wall.
The mount and the wiring, the short version
Cables ran fully concealed inside the wall down to the console below, using the same power relocation kit approach we use on every in-wall job — a code-compliant path for power, separate from the video signal line, rather than pushing a standard cord through the cavity.
A smart TV isn't finished until the smart features actually work
A modern TV like this one is as much a network device as a display — it needs to join the home WiFi, pull down its app library, and let the homeowner actually open Netflix or whatever they watch without troubleshooting it themselves after we're gone. We connect it to the network and open the smart hub before calling the job done, confirming the apps load and the interface responds, not just that the picture comes on. A TV that's physically mounted perfectly but never got past the WiFi setup screen isn't a finished installation from the homeowner's side of it, even if the wall work is flawless.
Positioned against the console it's actually paired with
The mount height here was set against this specific console's proportions — centered and balanced with the piece of furniture already in the room, not placed at a generic height and left to look however it happened to line up.
The result: a 65-inch TV with cables fully concealed inside the wall, mounted level and centered over its console, connected to the network and confirmed working before the job was called finished.
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