What is the cable management system? Is it the metal post between the tv holder and the 2 shelves or something else,like plastic encasing?
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Yes, it is the metal post between the two shelves. You will then need to use plastic encasing if you want more concealment or control. We had an electrical outlet placed behind the television and are using the metal to manage cords from cable box and DVD player.
1532606
no it's not plastic, its glass shelves and metal casing holding it up. It looks great and very functional.
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.
751944
It comes with two different screws. I have wood studs and it holds my 55" with four screws into the studs. It also comes with another set for metal beams. Not sure how to mount them. It is meant to take the load of upto 84" TV. You just need to make sure the screws are drilled properly. I dont know how to do it on a metal beam.
1718568
Legs are metal with plastic coverings. Overall quality is excellent. Another point to note is that te size of center cabins is some what small. Xbox, cable boxes and smaller DVDs players fit, but if you are planning big AV boxes, it may not work.
2138692
the posts are two piece , as a matter of fact they give you enough hardware to make two complete shelves if that is what you need . these are very easy to put together and they are the sturdiest shelf I have seen .they are very well built . the only thing that I can suggest to help is they also sell plastic shelf liners , that are very nice to keep things from falling through. I love these shelves .I hope this helps.
1931836
There is a shelf left to right, its ok in space I was able to fit my ps3 and cable box in there with some movies, I've had it for 7 months and love it still
1946331
The point of separation is the two vertical bars that attach to the tv. The bars stay with the tv and the rest of the mount stays on the wall.
2012578
No, you're on your own there. I've used the brackets to loops cords to keep them from dangling too much, but I'd suggest velcro ties or the like to keep your cables bundled.
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There are couple of "brackets holders" included in the mounting package. They work well and install very easily. We installed our over a month ago and so far we have zero problems with the shelves.
1732223
On one end there is a 3" Velcro strip, then a small self adhesive Velcro strip to attach the cabinet or TV to attach it to. Or you could staple or tack the strip to the cabinet. Velcro is Velcro. If there is a lot of weight it will come off sooner or later. If you have a lot of weight pulling on it then I would staple or tack it in place. Cables are somewhat self supporting. I don't have mine attached to anything. It's just to keep them all together and neat looking. Not to hold any weight.
1849763
Two major metal parts. One for the TV/Monitor, one for the wall or swivel mount. Knob on top moves left or right to release. Nice item.
1766456
It's one plastic shelf that divides the space into two sections. It's sturdy enough for the file folders I put on it.
2262468
The shelf is designed to sit below your TV (AV receiver etc) so the cables are channeled through the top. I actually installed the shelf above my TV to hold my 15lb center channel speaker and had to run the cable through the wall.
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.
2217248
I have my 60" tv on a corner wall mount and it works great. Nobody can tip it over. The cables are all in the wall. No cables or wires show. The cables come out the lower wall[behind the cabinet] and are plugged into a surge protector. The stand holds all the equipment. Have a soundbar mounted underneath the tv. I wouldn't want to set my tv on the cabinet although it would probably hold it. It is a very neat installation. Hope that helps.
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Yeah, ours does the same thing, and I don't like it. It is either a STUPID design decision (since the thing is rather top heavy anyway), or a design flaw. Since we are not planning on hanging the TV from a wall, I have ordered the security strap for the base, mentioned in the product manual, and I am also going to secure the set to the wall via cables, as detailed in the manual as well. That should alleviate my fears of the dang thing falling over on me.
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The cable is directional, one end for source (cable box) the other for display (TV ).
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I believe they are just plastic holes. The screws are self threading and cut threads as you insert them. There are also plastic caps, but the problems if you used the caps, they and screw heads project out further than the feet on the base, so it rocks. If you don't use the caps (which I didn't) then screws won't seat and the TV rocks a little on the base.