Does this hide cables as well or just fasten them with a tie?
221539
my answer is "no". it is a shelf to hold a cable box, a tivo box, etc...when you don't have a nearby shelf or cabinet. i have my flat screen mounted on the wall and the ollo mounts installed above it or could have mounted below tv. cables still hang behind tv, down wall to outlet. didn't like messy cables, so bought a cable cover to tidy up cables. mounts were just what i needed. sort of a floating look.
221540
This unit is strictly a wall mount. The only thing hidden is the mounting hardware used to screw to the wall stud.
2229265
It does have two oval holes in the back panel that I used to run my cables through and keep them fairly neat. You can also use the horizontal bar to wrap them around if you have items toward the outer edges of the desk.
147317
It is very low profile, if mounting under cabinet then there should be a lip on cabinet to hide wires. I got some gummed wire holders and used zip ties to tie down.
871836
Thank you for looking at our stands. The tubes do hide the cords. There is a pass through at the shelf, base, and TV.
96983
You can actually run the cables through the mount so they are completely hidden
369366
Depends on how big system. For my setup, cable management is excellent. There is a removable hardrive cage for bigger graphics cards like 780ti. It also has a backplate beneath the motherboard to hide all the cables. Then just pull out enough of each cable to reach connection.
1075193
The connectors are integral to the cables. In other words, to tighten the cables, you just pull them futher through the connectors already fastened at the other end, and slip them through a slot when properly tight. Short answer: Yes.
1488882
I had the same problem . It doesn't slide very well , and has a real snug fit . The way I do it is peel the center piece apart and lay my cables down on the bottom peace and just snap it together. It takes some time , but I will say they work great for me. Good luck.
620379
It will accept about a 1/4" width tie. I think that is about most normal ties. It's intended to hold ties under your desk (that is MY use). I have no intention in using them for anything more than a couple of cables. For that purpose they work fine with most ties.
625918
There isn't a place to hide wires coming down from ceiling. Only suggestion is to run wires in back of pipe and hold in place with zip ties. I mounted my cable box and gaming consoles on shelf below tv were wires are barely visible.
2188698
The cables go along the side of the center piece that are then covered by two plastic pieces that slide into place. Bottom line - the cables are hidden.
1115249
The wires are stored behind but not completely hidden. I recommend short wires. I purchased shorter cables and i love it!
1624505
With an allen wrench that they provide. You unplug the cable and take them out. I bought the covers also and that protects them.
21315
There are grommets around the perimeter. The ties (included) go through the grommets and tie to the fence or bar. Unless you overlap over the top of the fence or around the bottom, not sure how you'd fasten it.
1855653
Yes, that's actually one of the main reasons I got it. I have a TV, WiiU, Cable box and a Router wired through it. It hides them all. The trick is to tape the wires (the ones that can be detached from whatever they got to) into place before you mount it. It is definitely a two person (at least) job though.
1738241
I think it's supposed to be to fasten loose cords to keep them up out of the way. I'm not sure though. I never used it for anything. The keyboard cover is nice though.
1400090
yup, within reason. The arms have a hollow built into them, and cable(s) can be hidden inside.