Honest Install - Flat Panel TV Installers in Dallas, TX


\| A1 \| TV w/ External Raceway A wall mounted Flat Panel TV and a cable "Raceway" a simple plastic channel that disguises the cables from the panel down to your media devices. Color matched to the wall/decor, the Raceway, is either attached with industrial Velcro, thick double sided foam strips or small anchors, no cut-outs or large holes in the existing walls are necessary. If the home owner can supply the wall paint Honest Install can color match almost any cable-hose or Raceway to your decor.	\| A2 \| TV up Top, DVD Below Wall mount your TV at eye-level and place the DVD, cable/satellite box, etc. beneath it, but off the ground. A backer-board is placed right beneath the TV and glass shelves were mounted to it. All the wires are concealed behind the wall and the co-ax is brought in from above to connect to the cable or satellite signal. Clean and simple!	\| A3 \| TV Stand = 0 Holes in Wall! All we had to do here was choose a spot where an existing electrical outlet was. We then assembled the TV stand, mounted the panel to the stand then the TV & media devices are plugged into a surge protector and protector into the wall, which is hidden behind the stand. No holes had to be drilled or wires run within the walls. When the tenant chooses to move all they have to do is un-plug the power cord and off they go, onto their next place. We can also assist in disassembly and de-installations.


	\| A4 \| TV Stand w/ Surround Sound Here we see the home owner decided on a DVD/Surround Sound "all-in-one" system to go with their 52" Plasma TV. An all-in-one is one console that, most often, functions as your DVD, CD Player, Radio-AM/FM tuner and comes with multiple Surround Sound speakers. Here we see two front speakers and a pair of tall or "tower" speakers in front of one another. Plasmas are generally heavier than LCD's due in large to the screen itself. The screen on a Plasma is glass but on an LCD it's plastic so they opted for a heavy duty TV Floor Stand with built in media shelves.


. \| B1 \| A Modern Look Here a monitor is wall mounted using a Low- Profile Bracket. The customer then has requested that the surround sound speakers (front left, front right & center) be mounted on the wall with the TV. The back left, back right & subwoofer speakers are mounted directly opposite (out of photo) of the wall with the TV. The media devices are then placed on a modern, Swedish-style low table and the audio/video cables are run down to it.	\| B2 \| Fireplace Installations A very popular choice for most home owners, the fireplace is usually the focal point of the room. This installation can be achieved one of two ways: 1.) When there's a drywall above the mantle, we mount to the wall with your choice of bracket. 2.) In homes with brick, stone or masonry we use a ceiling mount that extends the panel down from the ceiling (directly in front of the fireplace) using a small diameter pole. This way the wall is undamaged and the fireplace can still be fired up, if desired.	\| B3 \| The Italian Job If the home owner desires a unique and minimalistic look we can create a "box" that's made from wood that steps out from the wall and then flush mount your Flat Panel including shelf space for media storage and your audio/video devices. Everything looks to be built-in and hidden A totally one-off/custom look. On this particular project the "box" or entertainment center was finely sanded and finished in a deep Italian red, off-site, and then installed in the customer's home.


\| B4 \| Plasma in the Basement A room usually relegated to storage or just to do the laundry this basement, with the addition of a few media components, is easliy turned into a Media Room. Since access space above this room was very limited due to the bedroom directly above the owner decided to place the media devices in a long media cabinet directly below the Plasma TV. All the cords and cables were disguised in a short in-wall wire run from the screen down to an outlet hidden behind the media cabinet. Speakers were mounted to metal stands that adorn the media cabinet on both sides and the speaker wires were hidden between the base boards and carpet.	\| B5 \| Home Theater on a Budget Everything was recessed mounted in this install and fabric faceplates placed over the recesses. The media devices (i.e. DVD, DirecTV, Tivo) are hidden away on a home theater rack in a nearby closet, around the corner. An in- expensive (about $70) RF Remote Repeater is placed behind the rectangular fabric screen located below the TV and transmits the signals from the remote controls, wirelessly, to the media devices in the closet.	\| B6 \| A Museum Piece Here is a Flat Panel mounted underneath the home owners custom shelf/mantle. Next to the panel is a piece of artwork, slightly larger in size to the monitor. Both the monitor and painting are on drawer-like slides so the owner can slide the artwork in front of the TV when they desire to hide it.


\| C1 \| Dual Screen Setup Here we see a commercial installation besides bank lobbies the next most popular setup for commercial settings is a dual panel configuration. This one is located weather department of a broadcast news station. The panels are not only hooked up to the normal satellite feed but also to the laptops below through an HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) or DVI (Digital Video Input) cord/cable to run computer programs and place data on the two large screens above the users.	\| C2 \| Hotel Suites w/ Bedroom Flats A hotel example, the operator of the resort, the hotelier, wanted Flat Panel TV in the all the bedroom suites but mounted high enough so guests were discouraged from hooking up their own devices or game systems that were often left behind by accident causing the property much time in the way of expenses and investigations to try to reunite them and then ship back the left-behind electronics.


\| D1 \| TV in the Bath, Anyone? Ever missed a crucial play in your favorite game cause of a bathroom break or ever want to watch the news rather than read a newspaper in the restroom? Whether for a commercial setting or your residence we can place a panel even in the restroom. Mounting in front of the sink, in view from the tub or in front of toilet is a great way to keep up on business while doing your business!	\| D2 \| Custom Work, TV Frame This is where our creative juices get flowing. Most installation companies or "Home Theater" firms sub-contract their installers and they work out of a truck or their home but at Honest we have our own fabrication facility especially for creating custom work. Whether it's a decorative frame around your TV, a motorized panel that appears out of nowhere with a touch of a button or a custom painted detail to match your decor, trust Honest Install!	\| D3 \| Pop-Up Furniture Unit A Pop-Up Flat Panel TV Console. This smart entertainment cabinet houses your Plasma television out of sight. Then with the push- button ease of remote control operation, a lift mechanism raises the TV to a full viewing height and lowers it back down into the cabinet when you're done. It accommodates up to a 50" wide monitor. The front storage accommodates most DVD players with additional storage shelves available on one side and pull-out media library trays on the other. Call for details.

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