Is the front the same as what I can't see? Does it need to be against a wall?
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It can free stand,whereas you can see back and front a you walk around the unit or up against a wall. I have one securely attached to a wall so if the children should grab at it it will not come down on them. The other I used for somewhat of a room divider which I had securely attached to the floor so the shelves themselves would topple over.
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I use this cabinet as a retail unit in my store front. There will be a small piece of glass running down te center back of unit if it is not placed on a wall. I have the back of the unit facing the inside of my store and the back glass is not bothersome to me or my customers.
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There's only a tiny light on mine. I would just turn it around towards the wall if it bothered me.
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Yes, check out the photo i uploaded....I have it propped against a wall and it works fine.
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It is a solid piece, I cut the letters out so that it would be less obvious. If you look hard at it you can see the clear but from a normal distance you don't notice it. Mine is above my front door.
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I have one that is actually under a slight overhang and when it starts to go up it goes back away from the overhang and clears so I think against a wall would be fine.
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The unit is a hexagon - basically a rectangle with triangles on each side (looking down from above). That shape allows you to squeeze it into the corner. If you put it flat against the wall, the triangular sides are going to look funny - probably see the unfinished part behind the sides.
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Hi Lisa. Yes it does have to be against a wall. There is a backing that goes on it and the back end of the particle boards is not stained, So it would look unfinished. I hope this helps you in your decision.
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The backdrops are about 8' X 8', however they are a rather thin material. Thin means; if whatever is in back of the backdrops reflects light it will show through, however if a wall is in back of the backdrops it'll work ok.
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It does not hide what's behind the fabric. Especially if there is lighting on the opposite side.
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Able to cover mirrors, a bit unusual for the intended purpose. Also any area behind the wallpaper that is empty of solid backing would be vulnerable to puncture or tearing
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It is not see-through. I have plastic crates full of stuff behind mine and you could not see them.
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The back is parallel to the front. Looking at the displayed picture, about at the end of the tv the back angles forward. This allows you to kitty corner the tv at various angles. You can put this stand flat against the wall but you probably be able to see the unfinished back edge unless you block it with some other furniture or speaker. I hope this helps.
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The back is a very cheap cardboard piece. It's the same color as the unit but it does look cheap. I wouldn't want to use it as a room divider myself. Mine are against the wall and look fine that way but I wouldn't want the back left exposed.
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The wall might constrain the setup. It can be overcome by moving both monitors forward. However, the monitors then are closer to your eyes, which might not be what you like them to be.
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Yes, the cord is visible. You can cover the cord in a 'cord-mate' if desired, to keep the cord straight and flush with the wall.
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There is a visible seam on it. Like all lampshades have. You can position it to a side where it isn't as noticeable.
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Mine is right up against the bumper as well. Once you get within 1/2 or so, the light will go solid red. At that point I inch along judging the distance to the wall by other means such as an item on the garage side wall.