This Pompano Beach install paired a large TV with a wall-mounted soundbar underneath, both wired with full in-wall cable concealment down to a media console — nothing running down the wall, nothing visible in the gap behind the furniture.
Planning the wall exit around furniture that isn't attached to the wall
Routing cable to a floating shelf is straightforward because the shelf is fixed at a known point. A console is different — it's furniture, not structure, so where the cable exits the wall has to be planned around where the console will actually sit, not just centered under the TV. Land the low-voltage plate in the wrong spot and it either shows past the edge of the console or sits somewhere inaccessible if the furniture ever gets rearranged. We confirm final furniture placement before opening the wall, not after.
Power, routed around fire code, not through it
A standard power cord isn't rated to run inside a wall cavity — household wiring inside walls needs fixed conduit or cable built for it, not a flexible extension cord. The fix is the same one we use on every in-wall job: a power relocation kit, two low-profile outlets connected through the wall by a cable rated for exactly that, one behind the TV and one down at the console. Video and audio signal cabling for both the TV and the soundbar run through the same planned path, separated from the power line inside the wall per code.
Finishing with a working setup, not just a mounted one
A TV and soundbar hung on the wall and left for the homeowner to pair themselves is a half-finished job. Once both were mounted and wired, we ran the soundbar through its pairing process with the TV — audio return channel or Bluetooth handshake confirmed, sound actually coming from the soundbar instead of the TV's built-in speakers — before calling it done.
The result: a TV and soundbar with zero visible cabling between them and the console, powered through a code-compliant relocation kit, and working together before we left.
Planning a TV and soundbar installation with full cable concealment in Pompano Beach or anywhere in South Florida? Hero TV Mount handles the mount, the wiring, and getting everything talking to each other — call or text (754) 340-1000 to schedule.
