Suspended frame wall unit, with 9 cabinets, bolt-attached to the wall.

The wall unit incorporates sliding panels, which in our case were then cut with holes to accomodate first a Beosound 3200, and now recently a Beosound 4, BL 4000 pair, and the usual masterlink, PC, mains & aux cables.

Flatscreen is also suspended onto the same wall, using two swing-up arms especially for that purpose. The various flatscreen cables are also hidden in the wall space created by the suspended frame, just behind the screen.

Our system contains an HTPC, B&O stereo system as described above, streaming box, terrestial digital antennae ( No more Sky; We stream ), multi-region DVD (HDMI ), voip telephone, wi-fi unit, router, and a few 100+ DVD, CD, and SD cards. Nothing shows.

I do have digital photos, but am unsure how to display them here on Beoworld. Perhaps someone could walk me through the procedure.

SWISS_2 wrote:

I do have digital photos, but am unsure how to display them here on Beoworld. Perhaps someone could walk me through the procedure.

Sounds very interesting - would be great to see your pictures.

I believe the simplest approach is the following:

1. click the options tab on your reply 
2. click on file attachment "Add"
3. click on choose file
4. select an image from the filesystem of your PC
5. click save
6. click post

Screenshot of step 2:

elephant wrote:

1. click the options tab on your reply 
2. click on file attachment "Add"
3. click on choose file
4. select an image from the filesystem of your PC
5. click save
6. click post

Screenshot of step 3:

Hi, may I ask why the chasing and re-plastering isn't a desirable option? it is the most messy at the time, however, the end result gives such a clean look it may be worth a second thought? I attach some photos of some of the wall mounted kit in our home (apologies this is over several posts):

Beovision 6:

Beovision 10:

BeoSound 3000:

Where the sheer amount of cables to hide in the wall was impossible I purchased some industrial 'pipe boxing' from these guys: http://www.contourply.co.uk/ which hid the cables along a run of wall (to the left of the BeoVision 5):

Hi I have to agree with Callen. 

Even if it is a little messy (or a lot) go for the cleaner look, at the end you will not regret it.

By the way, Callen everything looks fantastic!!!

Hi Callen

I've been looking for a solution like this for ages.  How does the boxing attach to the wall (if indeed it does).  If it does attach. is it DIY job for someone who is totally impractical?  

Also, can you give me some details on what exact product you used and any sizing details

Thanks