VEVOR Structured Media Enclosure 20-In Wall Box - Recessed Cable

In this review the VEVOR Structured Media Enclosure 20-in recessed media box is evaluated for homeowners and installers who need a neat, durable solution to hide routers, streaming devices, and small AV components. The bottom line: this in-wall box is built from cold-rolled steel and offers a practical balance of internal space and organized cable routing, making it a solid choice for anyone wanting a clean wall-mounted installation without sacrificing ventilation or device access.

Key Features

• 20-in recessed capacity: Provides ample interior room to store routers, switches, streaming devices and small AV receivers while keeping them hidden in the wall.
• Multiple cable knockouts: Three 60 mm top knockouts, four 50 mm knockouts and six 40 mm knockouts give flexible routing options to separate power and signal lines.
• Power knockout provisions: Two reserved knockouts for outlet boxes let you install in-wall power or pass-through outlets for a tidy installation.
• Cold-rolled steel construction: All-metal body improves durability and helps dissipate heat from electronics compared with thin plastic enclosures.
• Detachable cover design: A removable cover plate simplifies access for wiring and hides irregular cut edges for a finished look after installation.
• Fits standard stud spacing: Sized for 16-in stud centers so it integrates into new construction or renovations without custom framing.

Who It's For

This enclosure is well suited for DIY homeowners, AV installers and renters with permission who need to consolidate small network and media equipment behind the wall to achieve a clean TV or home theater installation. The steel construction and knockout variety make it practical for people who plan to run multiple cables and add an in-wall outlet.

It is less appropriate for those who require space for full-size AV receivers or large components, or for installers who need an ultra-shallow low-profile box; for very large equipment a dedicated cabinet or rack will still be the better choice.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Sturdy cold-rolled steel body gives a secure, long-lasting enclosure for electronics.
• Generous internal space at 20-in depth accommodates multiple small devices and adapters.
• Extensive knockout options and reserved outlet knockouts simplify clean cable and power routing.
• Detachable cover hides imperfect drywall cuts and improves serviceability.

Cons

• Not intended for full-size AV receivers or very large components, which will not fit inside the 20-in box.
• Installation requires cutting into wall and basic electrical or carpentry skills to add in-wall power safely.

Specifications

Product type	In-wall structured media enclosure
Internal depth	20 in
Construction material	Cold-rolled steel
Cable knockouts	3 x 60 mm top, 4 x 50 mm, 6 x 40 mm
Power knockouts	2 reserved knockouts for outlet boxes
Wall fit	Designed for 16-in stud spacing

Our Verdict

The VEVOR 20-in structured media enclosure is a dependable, well-sized solution for hiding routers, streaming devices and small AV gear in-wall. Its cold-rolled steel build, multiple knockouts and removable cover make it a practical choice for homeowners and installers seeking a neat, durable cable management box, while those needing space for large receivers should choose a larger cabinet.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you install it?
Refer to the included manual: mark the wall location, cut the drywall to fit the box, secure the enclosure between studs, route cables through the knockouts and install the cover plate for a neat finish.

What devices fit inside?
Small to medium networking gear such as routers, switches, streaming players and compact AV components fit comfortably, but full-size receivers are unlikely to fit.

Can I add in-wall power?
Yes, the enclosure has two reserved knockouts for outlet boxes so you can install in-wall power or a pass-through receptacle following electrical codes.