The space for tower pc, is it opened on the back like in the front?
301686
Yes it is open We did have a little trouble getting this put together. The manufacture had drilled the holes wrong thanks to my Husband who is handy with a drill we were able to correct the problem. I put my tower on top instead of below I wanted easier access to my tower, works perfect. I Use the bottom tower space to hold file folders instead. Love the desk that matches this.
1323609
Sorry, this doesn't answer your question but I wondered if you ever bought this desk and how the tower fit? Have a tower with the same specs. Need to know if it'll fit!
591707
Yes, the front and back of the desk is the same. I LOVE this desk by the way. It is super easy to put together and is much more sturdy than one might think.
194988
If you remove any existing mounts/bays inside the tower, you may be able to fit it in a *full* tower case. There's no way it's fitting in my mid-tower.However, most decent full-tower should have at least 5 bays, so I'm not quite sure of your intended purpose of trying to cram this into one.
630708
The opening is an optional cutout, so if you're not storing a PC there you can leave the back side intact. It is nearly the whole size of the hutch so the PC doesn't overheat , not a small hole just for cords.
1098141
The back is finished except for the piece where the computer tower goes. That part comes with a cardboard backing that has to be nailed in, with the little pop out holes for wires. I didn't use that backing as it's flimsy and the nails literally were breaking as we tacked them in. However, I put the desk against the wall. So if you're able to line up the carboard correctly (the fit of it wasn't great either), and don't mind the cardboard tower area back--it's colored to match the desk--you should be okay to have the back showing.
1927006
Yes, there's a big rectangular opening for the CPU. It's an awesome design and one of the best decisions I ever made in my life - buying this desk.
1669926
Its essentially a big X.. that expands to accommodate the width of your tower.My tower is HUGE! (Thermaltake Armor LCS) and is sits under the middle of the case stable and secure for years now.Never had a problem. Hope that helped :)
1934696
I don't know, but my pc is 17.3 and I have approx. 2 inches of inside length left.
2149759
The opening is 9.75" x 17". It comes with an adjustable/removable shelf that you can use in the opening if your tower is on the short side. There wasn't enough room for me to use it after putting the tower in.
342002
i have a large tower so it doesnt fit in the spot under neathe. i have it sitting on the rightside of the desk. my xbox took residence on that spot. sorry for no measurements.
684655
No. I use the second section in the front. There's enough padding to hold the computer securely and you can even secure your computer in this section.
597648
No. The back is a "solid" panel (actually several panels that join together), and the front is open as seen in the picture.
1056676
When sitting in front of the desk, the 1st, 2nd and 4th shelves (on the left side, counting down from the top) are adjustable.The CPU space has no shelves.
1628904
Not Really. There's plenty of room for a computer, tower or notebook. I have my printer on a separate stand.
1948286
There are three open card bays on the back of the tower and a second drive bay on the front. I can't answer the other part of your question.
1056677
When sitting in front of the desk, the 1st, 2nd and 4th shelves (on the left side, counting down from the top) are adjustable. The CPU space has no shelves.