1-Gang Wall Plate for Coaxial Cable - F-to-F 90 Degree Connector with Adhesive Cable Management Kit | Ideal for Home Theater, Office & Networking Setup

I was looking for a safety cover for the coaxial nub in my toddler son’s bedroom. He gouged his arm pretty good one day after he tripped while playing. This was the only thing I could find and it works great! The cover plate is larger than a regular cover plate (a picture included for reference) but I like the smooth and discreet design. I don’t anticipate needing the coaxial or Ethernet ports anytime soon, but I like having the option available.Went for a clean look for the entertainment center and this socket makes it the finish touch to the overall look. Looks great.Great item. I did not receive any adhesive strips on this item as well as missing all adhesive strips with my power cord with same company. It was easy to install and now my tv console can be almost flush with the wall, you don’t see the ugly cord.I'm still trying to install (issues with my current outlet), but a great product. Really impressed with seller's customer service. The Amazon warehouse sent the wrong product twice. After contacting the seller directly I received quick response and my issue wad fixed. I definitely recommend if you would like to keep your outlets looking sleek. Good price, nice product, and great customer service.Great value and made the room look so much cleaner!It turned out looking great but there are no directions. I ended up cutting a hole out of the wall to make it work.Exactly what I needed. There wasn’t direction and you have to feed both of the coaxial cables a certain way while having the Coaxial L shaped connector hooked onto the new faceplate before connecting both cables, keep the old faceplate off. It helps prevent accidental damage caused by it ticket straight out. It also looks much cleaner and helped for when I was running cable tracks in the wall. Awesome item and a must have. I recommend this itemMy cable line was passed through the wall and into the house through a coaxial cable bushing. I do not have a wall box for the cable just a hole in the wall. The plate does not lay flat and requires a wall box to be screwed into and you can NOT just throw up this up as a “floating" plate with some Molly's into the dry wall screw it in and call it a day. You will have to add a box or cut an opening into the drywall to inset this backplate into wall.Good kit if your looking to hid some viable wires