Where do you hide the cables?
1983206
Hello and thank you for your interest in our product, this specific unit has a hollow pillar holding up the television, so you can place the wires coming from your television and other devices through these holes to keep them concealed from view. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks again Andrea
1983207
in the center column.......there are holes in the front that end up getting hidden by your components and other holes in the back to move them to where you want. I even have a six outlet circuit breaker hidden in the back
1646602
There is no cable management. I just zip-tied the cables to one of the rear pillars. They end up pretty well out of sight.
697609
yes...under the accessories....I had mine hard wired so I can unplug at will... this keeps the 7-pin free....
1845001
You could look at velcro as they have that in sticky both sides. Otherwise some rubber feet or mounting glued on the bottom. My use is with small cords as is substantial the way it is as I can pick it up and move it inside my power station box and out of sight.
1031601
I guess it depends on how many cables you have to hide. We have six cables and I think we could hide 3 or 4 more. This is heavy duty and very nice looking. It can be painted to match your wall. We love it ! There is nothing worse looking than a bunch of cables and power cords hanging down your wall. Thanks for your question... I think I might just try it in our office.
473353
It may have been a facetious comment rather than a question, but I agree, the power brick is large. My TV and F550 are mounted onto a Vantage Point EVO mounting system, so all cables, plugs, outlets, etc. are concealed behind panels. If you are mounting immediately above or below the TV, I'd recommend placing the brick behind the TV as well. If you are using the wireless SoundShare from a compatible Samsung TV and don't have any wires between, there is likely a generic recessed enclosure you can add to the wall to conceal the block. If you have your power outlet moved to an area near the AudioBar, getting a recessed enclosure there, which would accommodate the outlet as well, would probably be best. Hope that is helpful.
2229262
The desk does not come with a cable management system, but there is a panel in the back of the desk which is there to route your cables through. We mounted cable routing ties to this (the panel is thick enough to use screws) and the panel hides all of the cables. Worked well. the smoked glass top also "hides" the cables a bit.
891219
Yes, the main spine including the back part/cover does hide from view the cables running through the base/spine.
877678
I place my laptop on the insert table/shelf and leave a bit of slack in the cable to allow for opening and closing and securing the cable with a velcro strap to the inside back panel. There is not a hole through the panel to route the cable but in my case, the exterior of the back panel is visible (as opposed to being up against a wall) so that's less preferrable.
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.
42652
There is a back panel behind the open shelves. There are also spots that you can cut out for wires to pass through.
625918
There isn't a place to hide wires coming down from ceiling. Only suggestion is to run wires in back of pipe and hold in place with zip ties. I mounted my cable box and gaming consoles on shelf below tv were wires are barely visible.
1869286
I have mine concealed along the head liner to the passenger side down the windshield neat and clean the extra cable is stuffed in the glovebox so you can have a passenger who won't get tangled in the cord
56421
No, there is no way to hide the plug, which I am aware of. It does, just hank there.
877677
No there is not but there is enough gap to drape cables on lower shelf with out pinching them when it closes.
1507952
Any should do. I ordered one from monoprice.com. They have shielded cables for just a few dollars.
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..