Al Salam Tower, Office 15B, Al Barsha, DubaiEvery day, 8am to 10pm
A wall-mounted TV with four cables hanging under it looks unfinished. We hide power, HDMI, network and speaker wires inside gypsum walls or behind slim painted channels, so the wall looks clean and the wiring stays safe.
Clean Walls
Cables are the first thing people notice on a newly mounted TV. Power, HDMI, network and soundbar leads can add up to five wires, and they spoil an otherwise clean wall.
On gypsum walls we run them inside the cavity with a certified in-wall power kit. On concrete we use a slim raceway painted to match. Either way, the cables stay safe, accessible and out of sight, and the work is finished in under an hour.
Concrete, block, any wall
A slim PVC cable channel runs from the TV down to the socket and is painted to match the wall. From two metres away it almost disappears. It needs no cutting into the wall, so it suits rented apartments and concrete walls where chasing is not allowed.
From AED 80*
Gypsum partitions
A certified kit carries power and HDMI inside the gypsum wall cavity between two neat wall plates. A recessed inlet sits behind the TV and an outlet sits near the floor socket. No wire shows at all, and the power cable is rated for in-wall use.
From AED 250*
Solid walls before painting
A channel is cut into the concrete or block, a conduit is laid inside, and the wall is plastered and repainted. It gives a perfect finish but creates heavy dust and noise. Most Dubai towers require building management approval first, so it is best done during a renovation.
Quoted on Survey
The biggest mistake we see is a standard TV power cord pushed through a hole in a gypsum wall and plugged into a socket below. Power cords are not designed to sit inside a wall cavity, and in a Dubai summer the air behind a wall can get warm. A proper in-wall kit uses a recessed power inlet behind the TV and a matching outlet near the floor, joined by cable rated for in-wall use.
Low voltage cables such as HDMI, network and speaker wire can run inside the cavity through a brush plate. We keep them apart from power where we can, which reduces interference on the picture and sound.
On concrete or block walls, cutting a channel creates a lot of dust and noise, and most towers will not allow it without approval. A painted raceway is quicker, tidy and comes off cleanly when you move out.
Connecting a soundbar or a home theater adds more cables. See our guide to soundbar and home theater mounting and integration in Dubai, or go back to the main TV wall mounting in Dubai page.
Pricing Guide
The wall type decides the method, and the method decides the price. Raceways are the quickest and cheapest, while in-wall kits give a completely clean wall.
From AED 80*
Any wall, removable at move-out.
From AED 250*
Gypsum walls, kit included.
From AED 50*
Extra HDMI or speaker cable in the same route.
Quoted on survey
Includes plastering and repainting.
*Prices shown are starting guides only. They vary and can change depending on your requirements, the size of the job, the surface, the materials and access to your building. You agree the final price before any work begins.
Tools and Materials
A recessed power inlet behind the TV and an outlet near the floor, joined by in-wall rated cable. It replaces unsafe extension leads inside the wall. They are fitted to gypsum walls only.
Slim channels that stick or screw to the wall and take a coat of paint. They carry several cables neatly from screen to socket. They peel off cleanly when you move out.
Wall plates with flexible bristles that let HDMI and network cables pass through the gypsum. They keep the opening tidy. Cables can be added later without new holes.
High-speed cables that support 4K and 8K video and fast, stable network connections. We match the length to the route. Good cables avoid flicker and buffering.
Based in Al Barsha since 2014, we work across every Dubai community with trade-specialist technicians and a workmanship guarantee on every job.
We never bury standard power cords or extension leads inside a wall. Only rated in-wall cable is used. Fire safety is never traded for a tidy look.
Raceways come off cleanly at the end of a tenancy. Your security deposit stays safe. No chasing or plastering is needed.
Raceways are painted to match and wall plates are fitted square. From the sofa, the cables disappear. The wall looks as if the TV was planned with it.
Most cable work is finished during the TV mounting visit. That saves you a second booking and a second fee. One visit leaves the whole wall finished.
A painted surface raceway from a TV to a socket starts from AED 80. An in-wall power and cable kit on a gypsum wall starts from AED 250 including the kit. Chasing cables into concrete is quoted after a survey because it involves plastering and painting. Prices vary and can change depending on your exact requirements, the materials and access to the property, so the final price is confirmed after we see photos or visit.
TV mounting starts from AED 150 for screens up to 55 inches on your own bracket. Cable concealment can be added in the same visit for a lower combined price. Prices vary and can change depending on your exact requirements, the materials and access to the property, so the final price is confirmed after we see photos or visit.
Yes, when the wall stays cool and the cables are routed away from any heat source. We never run power leads through a wall near a heater or flue.
Aim for the centre of the screen close to seated eye level, about 100 to 110 cm from the floor. Plan the cable route at the same time so the outlet plate sits hidden behind the screen.
A raceway takes 20 to 40 minutes. An in-wall kit on gypsum takes 45 to 75 minutes. Both are usually done during the same visit as the TV mounting.
No. Ordinary power cords and extension leads are not rated to run inside walls and can overheat. An in-wall kit uses a recessed inlet and outlet with cable rated for the cavity, which is the safe way to do it.
Areas We Cover
We hide TV and home office cables in apartments and villas across Dubai. Most jobs are booked together with TV mounting, which keeps the cost down.
We will tell you which method suits your wall and what it costs.
