Are there holes in the backing for various computer cables to thread through?
279573
There are no holes but the middle portion of the hutch is a few inches short of actually touching the desk so it creates a long rectangular opening for the cords. Just a warning, this desk is amazingly hard to put together, product is worth the money but it requires major effort!
279574
In rhe middle there is a large passthru for the computer area there is some perferations in the cardboard panels....cuts with a utility knife easily. I have cut both upper side shelve areas as well for other devices.
279575
There are areas you can punch out of the back on the left and right sides. In the middle area, the back is open.
279576
There aren't holes, but there's a small rectangular section missing in the center where the hutch meets the desk that you can put cables through. It's that white section in the picture behind the laptop.
293130
There are holes in the back for the cables, and gaps around the glass doors. I leave the doors open while using the equipment. If that doesn't work for you, it would be easy to cut bigger holes in the back.
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
197527
I see what looks like VESA mounting holes with threads on the back. But I have never use them.
2229264
If you look at the back of the image of the desk you will see from the base to the top there is hole at the bottom and the top where you can pass your cables and keep it hidden behind it.
1378162
There are mounting holes. I don't have a picture but I mounted my several years ago so I know the holes exist.
1418638
If the holes you are speaking of are on the end of the board, mine have those, but are plugged with what appears to be rubber plugs.
951410
It has perforations on the back panels. However I use a utility knife to cut a smaller hole for all the wires to fit through. The cpu monitor then blocks the hole from view.
789231
Yes there are holes all around the product. It works fantastic I think you would be happy with it.
691184
Yes I does have holes. You can also cut your own in the backing with a utility knife.
345463
Yes there is. The backing is that cheap board backing but it has a die cut hole.
1434834
I have from one to three cables through mine. It is very easy to work with so not too tight yet not so loose either.
1942981
There is a panel that attaches to the back of the cabinet, there are holesin the panel were the cables can pass through, be carefull there is a top and bottom to the panel. Since the shelves are adjustable the cables easyily pass through to connect other devices, just follow the directions and all ends well,
569394
There are a few holes on the back used for bolting it to the wall, you may be able to use those holes to route your security cable.
535947
Yes. The unit has a back with holes for cables. They are completely hidden.
1720879
yes, there are 4 holes in each corner of the box. When I secured it to the wall in our office I only used screws in 2 of the holes along the right side of the box d/t where the stud was. The holes should be big enough to run a cable through them. Be warned, though, the box is VERY heavy so it may be tricky to make the box secure and not have it "wobble" against a non-flat surface. Perhaps using extra-long zip ties might work depending on the size of the post. Hope this helps. Good luck!
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.