Is there cable management to hide cables
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.
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.
1861784
It really depends on where the cords are going. Mine are not hidden because they go to an Xbox and a Cable box below the wall mounted TV.
1249842
It was designed for interior use under a desk. If you are planning cable management outside there are more appropriate products.
1313026
No. The inside store the cables and I have a USB surge protector hiding behind it. The base is VERY shallow. It would be great if it could.
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.
2201757
yes, the back is just a piece of card board actually, with punch holes for cable openings. you could leave it off.
1400090
yup, within reason. The arms have a hollow built into them, and cable(s) can be hidden inside.
241624
I have 4 cables/cords in mine, but it could accommodate at least a couple more. This is a really "slick" way to cover exposed cables up. I was a little confused by the tool you use to insert the cables at first, but it didn't take long to figure it out.
1170451
The mount itself does not hide the cables. I took black tie wraps and put the cables behind the post and tied them back. You can't see any cables at all. Keeps things neat and clean looking.
887599
Yes, there is a metal core in the cable housing so you will need a cut off tool or a hacksaw.
1892786
Yes, always open. That open space give you access to the cables and back connections.
1748999
Unfortunately all types of camera cables are easily cut. Don't let any one tell you otherwise. A pair of wire cutters will neutralize any camera cable. In the surveillance industry the best practice is to place the cable in conduit. If this is not an option positioning the cameras so no one can cut the cables with out being captured by another camera is the next best option. In general you wont have to worry about it though. Put up a few "your under surveillance" signs and make the cameras obvious! No one will mess with them. There presence is generally a good enough deterrent.
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.
2072453
Never mind apparently there is one. Don't get a optical drive though. You need to stuff all your cables there because there is NO ROOM AT ALL
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.
2251735
No you can't but if you cut into your wal you can hide them in the wall. I have them mounted on the side of my TV and the wires hide behind the cable box, dvd player and etc. Very good mount for the price.