Does the main spine/back have a cover to hide the cables from view when viewing the backside?
891218
Yes and the picture shows this. The cables go in the slot shown at the bottom of the spine/back. They exit at the top slot located behind the TV mounting bracket.
891219
Yes, the main spine including the back part/cover does hide from view the cables running through the base/spine.
891220
The are a couple large access windows on the back side of spine to help run cables. Cables run inside the spine. You might be able to secure cables to one side inside the spine so that cables aren't visible from the back side access windows.
891221
No. However you can get black magnetic sheets from craft stores that will hold to the metal spine.
891222
The back is only partially covered, there are cutouts in the metal that allow you to feed the cables through but as another poster mentioned it wouldn't be hard to fabricate a cover to totally hide the cables.
508249
I really don't recall if there was a back cover. I had my contractor install the mall slot on a house that I am remodeling. Behind the mail slot, he built a wooden mail box to hold all the mail.Sam
871833
Thank you for looking at our stands.The tubes do hide the cords. There is a pass through at the shelf, base, and TV.
422146
HelloYes it does, inside in the back there is space for cables, i have in mine one xbox360, Wii, blue ray player, cable receptor and they hide very well.If what you want is to hide the cables that go outside to reach the tv, then no, it does not have something to hide those, you will need to get something on your own, i bought a nice decoration piece to put in front of those.
328491
No the back is a thin wood with large holes in it for the various cords to go through. We love our. It is very well made and holds our DVR and CD player at the bottom and there is storage behind the cabinet doors - it is a small space but good. Hope this helps.
2201757
yes, the back is just a piece of card board actually, with punch holes for cable openings. you could leave it off.
1413698
Yes. In the photo, look at the lid - there are four large bumpouts around its perimeter, two on one long end, one on each short end. Those allow cables to be passed out of the box while still keeping it mostly shielded from rain - the cables pass up and over the edge of the main box, through those openings.
1400090
yup, within reason. The arms have a hollow built into them, and cable(s) can be hidden inside.
929249
It doesn't have a padded area the bottom of it is very padded so if you put it face down it it protected. AnD yes it has two separate areas/zipped pockets outside for cables
28196
Yes, this model does cover just the back. It has openings in all the correct places for the camera lens, headphone jack, power cord, and speaker. If you get the clear one, like I did, you can easily read the customized engraving Apple put on the back for me. I recommend this case highly and my son the iEverything geek was impressed, too.
1966368
No. The back panel serves to provide overall strength to the cabinet. Further, it prevents the wall and wires behind the cabinet from being seen from the front.
286467
Yes the entire mac is covered, but you can see the apple through the back when it is lit
534379
i dont think so,mine had to be slightly proud of the console as it is angled,i am able to see part of the side,it does not bother me but would bother some people,nothing a bit of black tape or duct tape wouldnt cover.
1313029
No..but you can velcro the Anchor to the back right above the back slot for cables. You can get velcro strips for $1.
1985157
yes! the power cord goes in the back, there is a space for it to hide away! It's great!
2231485
Yes, the glass covers all of the shevles in the middle of the console. The back is a black cardboard piece with 4 holes you can punch out to pull cables through or use as vents.
535946
It does not. However, there is a mesh screen in the back which does a decent job of concealing the cables when looking at the unit head-on. As long as the unit is against a wall, and there is no light source coming from behind the unit, the cables cannot be seen through the mesh.