Bryker Woods is one of central west Austin’s quietly perfect neighborhoods — a tucked-away enclave of 1920s and 1930s homes between West Lynn and 35th Street, where mature oaks shade quiet streets and longtime residents have lovingly maintained the original architectural character of one of the city’s most charming corners. The living rooms here tend to be intimate, well-proportioned, and design-forward, with homeowners who care about how every detail in the house comes together. So when a Bryker Woods homeowner asked us to source a 50″ Samsung Frame TV through our authorized dealer relationship and install it with all the wiring hidden inside the wall, we knew this was exactly the install profile the Frame TV was designed for.
The customer bought the 50″ Samsung Frame TV directly through Bat City TV at authorized dealer pricing — sold, delivered, and installed in a single appointment, with no separate shopping trip or coordinating between a retailer and an installer. The 50″ Frame is the perfect proportion for a Bryker Woods-scale living room — large enough to be the focal point of the wall, small enough to read as a framed piece of art rather than a piece of electronics. We mounted it on the included Slim Fit Wall Mount set perfectly flush against the drywall so the TV sits nearly flat against the wall, then routed the One Connect cable inside the wall to a recessed power outlet relocated behind the TV. With the homeowner’s curated art collection loaded into Art Mode, the result was exactly what the Frame is designed for: a wall with what looks like a framed painting hanging on it.
The Samsung Frame TV’s whole design intent is to disappear into the room when it’s off — but that effect only works if the install honors the design. A power cord trailing down the wall, an HDMI cable dangling out the side, or a soundbar with its own visible wires all break the illusion that the Frame is a piece of framed art. That’s why full in-wall wiring isn’t optional on a proper Frame install — it’s essential. The Frame uses Samsung’s One Connect Box system, which routes a single thin cable from the TV to a remote connection box that holds all the inputs. That cable is designed to be run inside the wall to a relocated power outlet, with the One Connect Box itself hidden in a nearby cabinet or media console. Doing this right takes electrical planning, careful drywall work, and the patience to make the install match what Samsung’s designers intended. The reward is a TV that genuinely looks like art on the wall.
Bat City TV is an authorized Samsung dealer, which means we sell, source, and install the entire Samsung Frame TV lineup — 32″, 43″, 50″, 55″, 65″, 75″, and 85″ — at competitive dealer pricing. We also handle the Frame TV Pro flagship, and every other Samsung model including Neo QLED, OLED, and standard QLED. When you buy a Frame through Bat City TV, the install is built into one appointment with one team: delivery, mounting, in-wall wiring, One Connect setup, Art Mode configuration, and any optional Sonos audio integration handled together. We’re also authorized dealers for LG, Sony, and Sonos. Our Bryker Woods service area covers Tarrytown, Pemberton Heights, Clarksville, Enfield, Westlake, West Lake Hills, and all of central and west Austin.
13 years in Austin. 377 five-star Google reviews. Authorized dealer for Samsung, LG, Sony, and Sonos. Whether you want a Samsung Frame TV sold and installed with full in-wall wiring or a complete custom home theater system designed and built end to end, we deliver the same precision on every job. Call 512-865-6185 or visit batcitytv.com for a free estimate on Samsung Frame TV installation, in-wall wire concealment, or any AV project in Bryker Woods or anywhere across Austin.
