@Beths2 Any box regardless of it being Sky Q, Sky stream etc has to be connected via HDMI cable, otherwise you won't see a picture.
If the current location means running at least 1 cable, the you'll need to consider either moving the Q box and running extension satellite cable, or leaving it in its current location and running HDMI cable.
Where are you thinking of putting the stream puck? If it in the current location of your Sky Q box you're still going to need a long HDMI cable.
If you intend locating it near the Frame TV then yes you could use stream instead, however a point to note with stream is it needs stable & fast broadband especially if using WiFi.
You need 25mbps for HD & 30mbps for UHD.
Presuming your frame TV is installed and using WiFi open the netflix app, go to Get help and run the speed test, that should give you an indication of your WiFi speed at the TV's location.
Like you I'm a customer here, Sky Employees are clearly identified as such.
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