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As featured on "I Want That!", an HGTV Prime Time show, in both 2005 and 2007! Easy to install, FlatWire gives you the freedom to wire and decorate as you please ... save yourself time, money, and effort! Purchase (FlatWireTV.com): |
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FlatWire Ready hits prime time, thanks to the new breakout show "I Want That!" on HGTV. The show interviews homeowners, builders, designers, and manufacturers to discuss and showcase a handful of new, innovative products. The Invisible Wire has more than earned the buzz it needed to make the show by revolutionizing the wiring industry. Before the creation, design, and production of FlatWire, conventional round wire installations were the only option for home theaters. This more often than not takes a few weeks, a lot of money, and involves drilling into the walls. With FlatWire, home theater installations are easily completed by professionals and do-it-yourselfers alike! Installing flat wire uses no special tools, because the wire is bendable, paintable, and paper-thin. Are you FlatWire Ready?™ |
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The Invisible Wire™ - Southwire offers patented flat wire that is 0.004 inches to 0.013 inches thin (depends on application). Our patented flat wire is invisible after your choice of surface-mounted installation: under carpet, rug, tile, on walls or ceilings, etc. Simply paint or wallpaper over it, and your wire disappears! Easy Installation - Get your home theater system up and running within hours, with no special tools. Forget drilling into the wall, forget hiring the custom installers usually necessary for expensive drywall or plaster installations ... all you need to do is use adhesive, mesh tape, and a concealing compound to hide flat wire for an aesthetic, high performance solution. For tile, rug, or carpet installations, simply lay it down underneath! High Performance - Each line of FlatWire is specifically designed for an application. The Invisible Wiring Solutions win consistent praise from home theater reviewers, such as Audiophile Audition, and win awards for revolutionary wiring technology, such as "Best of CES 2004" from TechTV. |