Arlington covers help route low-voltage cables through the wall while concealing the opening behind a wall-mounted display. Their flat, slotted, brush-style, or angled designs help organize cables, reduce abrasion, and create a cleaner finished installation.

Choose a single-gang cover for installations with fewer low-voltage cables and limited wall space, or a double-gang cover when you need more room for cable routing and connections. Also consider whether the cover mounts directly to drywall or a low-voltage bracket, the cable entrance direction, and whether a removable section or opening for larger connectors would help with installation.

Reversible covers can face into or out of the wall and typically mount directly with drywall screws or to a low-voltage bracket. Two-piece covers add a removable lower section, allowing you to connect cables before securing the cover over the opening for easier installation.

Yes, these covers can be used with Decora-style wall plates to provide a neat pass-through for low-voltage cables. Options include hood-style and brush-style entrances, as well as reversible plates that support Class 2 low-voltage wiring.