Chief Fusion Large In-Wall Storage Box with Flange
Best recessed storage for professional flat panel AV installations.
This recessed box is the ultimate secret to a truly flush display installation, hiding the messy reality of cables and power bricks behind your screen. You sacrifice a bit of wall depth for a clean, professional aesthetic that makes your AV setup look like it was built into the architecture itself.
$156.89
Owner Satisfaction
4.6
/ 5
Category Rank
401
/ 2110
#401 in TV & Monitor Mounts
Price vs Category Average
-39%
Below average
Overall Dimensions
14.2514.253.9
/ " x " x "
Who it's for
- Interior designers seeking a clean, minimalist display aesthetic
- AV installers managing complex equipment and bulky power components
- Technicians requiring organized cable routing and easy future maintenance
Who should skip it
- Renters or those needing flexible, non-permanent room layouts
- DIY homeowners avoiding invasive drywall cutting and structural modifications
- Budget-conscious buyers preferring affordable surface-mounted storage solutions
Performance breakdown
Installation Versatility
Seamlessly adapts to both new construction and existing wall retrofits.
Cable Management
Integrated zip tie anchors keep complex AV wiring organized and hidden.
Aesthetic Integration
Paintable flange ensures a clean, flush finish against any wall surface.
Component Compatibility
Spacious interior accommodates surge protectors and various essential AV hardware.
Structural Accessibility
Multiple knockouts provide convenient access points for power and conduit routing.
Mounting Flexibility
Dual orientation options allow for perfect alignment with any display setup.
Key Specs
Overall Dimensions
14.25" x 14.25" x 3.9"
Weight Capacity
10 lbs
Shipping Weight
12.00 lbs
Color
Black
Certifications
UL Listed
Installation Type
Pre and post construction
Mount Type
In-Wall
Material
Plastic Alloy
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