is there open space to wall on shelf above toilet, or is there backing? I need opening for electrical outlet.
1504133
There is a solid back that starts at the open shelf above the toilet tank to the top of the space behind the doors. The backing is thin enough that, with an appropriate tool, a space could be cut out for an electrical outlet. It's a very nice, attractive unit.
1504134
The shelf above toilet water tank has a backing, not very thick so you could possibly cut to fit outlet.
1504135
There is a backing. But it would be easy to cut out a hole for an outlet. Or you could just not put the backing on.
142538
it looks like it would work to me. I have been thinking of doing just that myself. You would need an outlet below inside the cabinet and clearance.
42652
There is a back panel behind the open shelves. There are also spots that you can cut out for wires to pass through.
1942983
There are two openings - one near the top of each of the large shelf units . The two shelves are adjustable. The side shelves have no openings. The back is heavy card board so more openings could be made.
411726
It's open in the back, it only has two side that come together. It sits around 4" from the wall if you have the desk against a corner so you have plenty of options for cords. My power strip fit back there with no problems.
1908517
You could hide it behind the unit, but it all depends on your placement of the unit. Mine covered my cable outlet, but my wall plug is off to the side. Depending on your number of electronics, it could get full pretty quickly behind the unit if you place it over your wall outlet - depends on your cable management.
1954071
No it's at the bottom there is 3 shelves above it and it also has electrical outlets on it.
625405
The unit is quite easy to install. An electrical outlet must be available near the unit. The unit comes with an adapter to tap into the existing water supply for the toilet. If the existing water supply is not a flex hose, then I would recommend replacing it with a flex line. Would recommend using a GFI outlet.
1559906
I have no experience with rear outlet toilets. I am sorry I cannot answer your question.
676106
The opening will be where the vertical support is. Check your height too. The taller your unit the less room you'll have around the bottom to move around
28394
Hi, the back of the unit is not finished so you will have to use it against a wall. Thank you so much!
1660739
No . It's open space. Very spacious. You can put organizer storage compartment after you finish all the plumbing.
476213
Your outlet should be right next to a wall stud. You could mount this onto the stud and could position it so that it is in front of the outlet. I don't think there is a secure way to mount it over the outlet itself though.
1526340
Sorry I took so long to get back to you, I was gone a few days. I have mine on my kitchen counter, so it is open on 2 sides. I have about 6" from the top of the unit to the bottom of my cabinet. I have it pulled out about 3" from the wall behind it. I didn't find anything in the book about it, but just used common sense, and it has been working fine, no problems.
1999040
The bracket basically would keep the unit from falling forward during a quake I think. It attaches to the top shelf which is about 5 ft from the floor. I don't know what water supply you have behind your toilet unless you are talking about the tank and it doesn't interfere with it here. I just realized that you might be talking about the rod that is behind the toilet near the bottom. This rod is about 4" from the floor and again doesn't interfere here.
2203428
It is a wide open space...we purchased a wire shelf unit at Home Depot that fits perfectly .
204436
There are two areas that have enough room to put cables through. One is on one of the lower shelves (under where the monitor would go) and the other is on the lower right back wall area for the power cables, etc. Seems to work fine for me.