Two Frame TVs and a Concrete Pre-War Wall in Midtown
The client wanted two 65-inch Samsung Frame TVs mounted in her Midtown apartment, with the cords hidden. Her pre-war walls might be too hard for recessed outlets, so NYC TV Guy planned a cord-cover backup and arranged the building's required insurance certificate.
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The client called wanting two 65-inch Samsung Frame TVs installed in her Midtown apartment. She wanted the cords out of sight, but her walls were possibly concrete or hard plaster in her pre-war building — recessed outlets only work in drywall, so NYC TV Guy planned to check the wall in person and offered a cord-cover installation as the fallback. Her building also required a certificate of insurance, which NYC TV Guy arranged with its insurance company.
- The client called to have two televisions installed in her Midtown apartment.
- Both TVs are 65-inch Samsung Frame Pro models.
- The client asked to conceal the cords; because the wall was described as concrete or hard plaster in a pre-war building, NYC TV Guy explained recessed outlets work only in drywall and offered white cord covers as the fallback.
- The building required a Certificate of Insurance, which NYC TV Guy agreed to process with its insurance company.










