If you're planning in-wall wire concealment for a Samsung Frame TV, the central challenge is the One Connect Box. It's the brain — all power, HDMI, and antenna inputs route through it via a single near-invisible cable to the TV. Here's how Atlanta pros hide it.
Hiding Method 1: Closed Media Cabinet
Most common. Place the box in a vented cabinet below or beside the TV. Use IR/RF remote extenders so remotes still work.
Method 2: Decorative Niche
Cut a recessed wall niche near the TV with a hinged or magnetic door. Highly clean look in modern builds.
Method 3: Adjacent Closet or Basement
Use an HDMI-over-Ethernet extender to relocate the box to a different room entirely. Only the One Connect cable runs through the wall to the TV.
Method 4: In-Wall Datacomm Box
For new construction, recess the box into the wall behind a vented plate. Requires planning during framing.
Cable Routing
The One Connect cable is rated for in-wall use. Pair with a recessed outlet behind the TV for complete cable invisibility.
Pricing
- Frame TV install + One Connect concealment: $299–$549
- With recessed outlet + HDMI extender: $499–$799
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where should I hide the One Connect Box?
A vented closed media cabinet near the TV is the most common and reliable choice.
Can the One Connect Box go in another room?
Yes, using an HDMI-over-Ethernet extender — popular in homes where the equipment closet is in a basement or office.
Does the One Connect cable go inside the wall?
Yes — it's rated for in-wall use, unlike standard HDMI cables.
Will the remote still work if the box is hidden?
Yes — Samsung's remote uses Bluetooth, and IR/RF extenders cover any cabinet placement.
How much does One Connect concealment cost?
$299–$799 depending on hiding method and additional wire concealment.
