A TV Everywhere system delivers any source to any TV in your home — simultaneously, in full Ultra High Definition. No boxes under every screen, no buffering, no compromise.
A TV Everywhere system lets you watch any source — Sky, Netflix, Apple TV, Blu-ray, games console — on any TV in your home, simultaneously. No more duplicating equipment room by room. No more boxes under every screen. Just clean walls, a tidy home, and full 4K picture quality wherever you want it.
At the heart of the system is a HDMI matrix switcher, housed in a central equipment rack. Your sources — all of them — connect to the rack once. Your TVs connect via structured cabling. Each TV can then access any source at any time, independently, simultaneously.
All equipment lives in one tidy, ventilated location — away from living spaces — so there are no boxes, cables, or standby lights cluttering your rooms.
Full 4K Ultra High Definition with HDR10 and Dolby Vision support. Every TV in the house gets the picture quality it deserves — not a downscaled feed.
Sky Q, Netflix, Amazon, Apple TV, Blu-ray, games console — any source to any screen, at any time, with no limitation.
All AV equipment in one tidy, ventilated rack. Rooms are clean and uncluttered. Maintenance and upgrades become simple.
Hard-wired connections to every TV mean no buffering, no dropouts, no WiFi interference — rock-solid streaming and playback, every time.
Individual rooms can have enhanced audio — soundbar or in-wall speakers — without the complexity of full surround. Better than built-in TV audio, without the fuss.
Integrated with Control, every screen in the house is controllable from a single app — switch sources, adjust volume, power everything on or off from anywhere.
Two technologies do the job of getting any source to any screen, and we'll specify whichever suits the house.
An HDMI matrix is the classic approach: a single switch in the rack, one dedicated cable to each TV, a fixed number of inputs and outputs. Rock-solid, simple to support, ideal for four to eight screens where the layout won't change.
Video over IP sends every source across the home's network instead. It scales to any number of TVs, adds screens later without re-cabling, and suits larger properties and phased renovations. It needs a properly designed network underneath it — which is why our network and WiFi work usually goes hand in hand with distributed video.
Either way, the principle is the same: sources live in one tidy rack, the walls stay clean, and every TV behaves like it has every box behind it.
Distributed video is what makes a media wall work properly — one clean panel with no visible boxes, because the equipment isn't in the room at all. It's also what lets a bedroom TV, a kitchen screen and a garden TV all show the same match, or three different things, without a Sky box under each one.
We handle the details that decide whether it looks right: concealed power and cabling, heat clearance where a screen sits above a fire, in-wall speakers for rooms that deserve better than TV audio, and mirror or motorised-lift screens where a visible TV isn't wanted. Read more on our outdoor TV page if the garden's on the list.
Your existing Sky, Virgin, Apple TV, Blu-ray and games consoles all plug straight into the rack and become available on every screen — nothing you own becomes redundant. What changes is the experience: genuine 4K HDR on every TV rather than a compressed relay, no boxes or standby lights in the rooms, and every screen part of one control system, so the same remote runs the lounge, the kitchen and the garden room.
TV Everywhere and 4K video distribution across Chester, Cheshire, the Wirral, Trafford and North Wales — new builds, renovations and retrofits into existing homes where cable routes allow. Designed with our control and multiroom audio systems so the whole house works from one interface.
An HDMI matrix typically handles four to eight screens; video-over-IP scales to as many as the house needs and lets you add screens later. We size the system to the property and how it might grow.
Yes. Every source connects once, in the rack, and becomes available on every screen. Nothing you already own is wasted.
With a correctly specified system, yes — full 4K HDR on every screen, not a downscaled or compressed relay. The cabling and the switch are chosen to carry it.
Often, yes. It depends on cable routes to each TV location — loft and floor voids usually make it possible with minimal disruption. We survey first and tell you honestly which rooms are straightforward.
Yes — design, construction, concealed cabling, heat management and finish. See our media walls page for the full picture.