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I need some tips on sorting out the spaghetti junction behind my home cinema setup. What is the best way of solving the issue?

[vRmy0Fzg]

a cable box with openings to put all the spare cables in it and those spiral calbe management thingies

[sykanaxer]

Also if you want to run a bunch of very thick cables try flexi tubes.

Though some people actually run them under the floors, they have like a few tiles/wood flooring with a bit of empty space underneath and one main tile that lifts up that you enter the cables through, thats very neat but not exactly easy to do.

[rolex-buy]

Can you post a pic? Could be helpful for ideas.

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Can you post a pic? Could be helpful for ideas.

Of what part?

[Deseassaugs]

Of what part?

Your back garden [rofl]

[Kryfamid]

Yes, give us specs and pics of your HT. Now

[peakyesno]

These should be a good start I reckon:

Cable tubing
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/20097954

Power cable trunk
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/00138309

[Alexeric]

These should be a good start I reckon:

Cable tubing
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/20097954

I use that stuff. It's cheap and get's the job done.


But a couple of suggestions. Use the shortest cables you can find that will work, excessive slack of the cables has to go somewhere.

And you could also consider something like Leviton that makes in wall outlets for running cables inside the walls.

[xIuvyAuT]

I just use cable ties and adhesive base mounts for all my cabling needs.