Does this stand have cut out holes at the bottom to hide cables and connect game systems and tv boxes?
1540900
Yes, it does. One on the left hand side, and one on the right hand side. They are large enough to hold most anything a person would need. I LOVE this tv stand and believe that anyone who sees it here on Amazon would love it, too. I've had it for approximately a year and my tv fits on it just fine and the wires have plenty of room! :) IF you're asking about anything set-up on TOP, it's open in the back, but the cord to my tv does NOT show thru the bottom as the cabinets are in the way so the cord is hidden.
1540901
Yes there are cut out holes on the back of the stand for cables of items placed inside the doors, but not for anything you place on the stand itself
1540902
Not exactly sure what you mean, but the back panel does have pre-cut holes in the 2 sections that get covered by the doors to feed cables through. The middle section does not, however.
549563
No, the bottom has no holes. It sits flush to the wall and the gap underneath isn't big enough for a power strip.
37110
It's just the stand. The cables you see in that particular image are power and USB cables mocked up to look like a typical setup with emphasis on the cable hole. I just happen to have mine for sale on the Used section on Amazon. My desk changed so I no longer need it.
599422
Yes it does. It is a 2peice stand. 1 peice screws to the T.V and the other screws to that. Very nice. Doesn't take up so much space when you are storing it.
409375
No holes, it's a little tall for a TV stand. It is my entryway table. I love it!
2186132
Yes, the cables can be cut. Yes, the unit attaches to a standard ceiling box and completely covers it tastefully.
2072455
It has mounting holes on the bottom of the case, it sits flat against the metal. The only problem is if your sata power cable is facing the wrong way, the cable won't clear.
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.
627757
There isn't a circle hole but there is a panel you can pop out (permanently or just fold it out) to run your cables through. My display covers the entire area so you cannot see the opening.
1532607
Yes, the metal rail that mounts to the wall has a channel on each side that you can run the cables and wires through. This rail ends at the bottom shelf and we use a quilt rack that hides the wires the rest of the way down to the outlets. This is well made and we use it for a 39" Samsung TV, cable box, dvd and video game console on the shelves.
498094
Yes there are holes for cable management. The are quite large as well to accommodate numerous cords. I believe there are 5 holes, one for each storage area.
935423
You can't hide the wires in the stand but if you set the TV low toward the bottom they won't be able to see the wires anyway. It is a great stand and very sturdy plus flexible for different sizes of TV's. I would buy it again.
1612374
No, the top is where the motherboards rear I/O is. I guess you COULD cut out the mesh and route the cables through the cut out you make but then you're just making the inside of the case more cluttered with cables than it already is..
798353
Yes, the box contains SFF bracket, one for HDMI and DVI et one for VGA. VGA is removable (riser)
1855651
It does hide the cables I believe my husband was able to get 6 cables in it with a little work. We do like the piece.
511662
It does not have cutouts for the two plugs. However it does not cover them. You can plug into the usb, run the cable through the handle, and have the device in the tray. Or just leave in the bottom.
1279416
None. there are holes and support included in the box to achieve the different configurations