Flat-panel TV boxes recess power and low-voltage connections into the wall, with separators, angled openings, and knockouts that help keep cables and plugs contained behind the display. Larger enclosures may also include cable-routing features, hinged shelves, removable doors, and vented covers for organizing and servicing connected equipment.

Choose a flat-panel TV box with interior dimensions that accommodate your connected equipment, power components, cable connections, and required bend radius, with larger 14-by-14 or 14-by-20 options suited to more equipment than compact 8-by-14 boxes. Confirm the box depth against the wall cavity, display, and mount clearances, and select a recessed power and low-voltage box when you only need to organize outlets and A/V connections behind the TV.

Metal flat-panel TV boxes provide a rigid recessed enclosure and are suited to commercial installations that use metal raceways or require steel construction. Nonmetallic boxes use ABS or similar materials, which can simplify drilling and cable routing and may reduce the effect on wireless signals, while both types help keep power, A/V connections, and equipment recessed behind the display.

Recessed flat-panel TV boxes keep power, low-voltage connections, cables, and compatible equipment behind the display, helping create a flush appearance with less visible clutter. Depending on the box design, installers can use them in residential, commercial, retrofit, new-construction, and in-ceiling applications, with features such as mounting options, cable knockouts, hinged shelves, and voltage separation supporting efficient installation and service.