Low Voltage Wall Box VCELINK

Bought these to properly attach covers to low voltage things like for passing cables behind the wall for the tv or updating the coax coming through the wall in our house. They're a little flimsy but other than that they get the job done well.

They are grade for the mounting faceplates for hiding chords.

great for using with drywall - purchased multiple times.

Before sesrxhing for these I had no idea how convenient it would be to use ! No drywall disaster just cut out the shape and install

Product looks great but one came without a screw … while all the other ones are fine.

No problems with these. I paired these up with some ethernet ports and plates and everything worked worked out very well. I ended up using them inside a cabinet, too.

These wall plate brackets were exactly what I was looking for and worked great. Very easy to install and work as advertised.

These grip the wall just fine. I used these when running low-voltage in my house. I put a standard decor plate over them and they work just fine, no gaps. The biggest issue is getting the hole cut to the correct size. Would be nice if they incorporated some sort of template for marking the wall into these without needing to measure.

I am using this to put up Ethernet jacks around the house while I'm running cable. These clip onto drywall just fine and the instructions on the product page worked for me. They're also decently flexible so I don't worry about them cracking. No complaints for this along with the wall jacks.

Easy to install, works Perfectly if the wall is cut right!

These LV wall brackets are NOT equipped with the annoying top and bottom protrusions of ones from the Big Box store. Meaning, your wallboard cut out will be symmetrically rectangular. No frustrations nor athletic turning and twisting of the wallboard saw - just clean straight lines. If you have an oscillating tool (and you should) four zips and done! Took me 90 seconds to cut out & install the first one I tried leaving more time for snacks and drinks later.

Worked just as expected. Used in drywall and plaster & lath.

The units come with instructions on how to cut the wall to install the bracket. Once cut, you can add a decent number of data lines, depending upon the number of sockets you have and the type of wall plate to house them. You'll still need a good cutting tool, whether a wall board keyhole saw, or a Dremel cutting tool. But once the hole is cut, installing and screwing down the bracket is child's play, it almost can't be done wrong! This is the second box of brackets I've purchased - or is it my third? Either way, I keep using them!

They work well, and the quality is what I expected. Much easier to use than the metal versions that require bending the tabs.

Had to rewire my house for cat6 and coax. Worked out well for wall fish lines. They hold up well clamp down nice

Worked better than the ones I got from other stores, and way cheaper!