Does the back have holes for wires to pass through?
855371
No the back is solid. I just ended up leaving the back off of mine and its worked just fine.
855372
Yes. The back is a thick stiff paper board back with holes you can punch out to run wires.
128275
No There are holes already drilled into the sides. I am very unhappy with this product, because during the summer, I could not put the back dowels into the holes. I thought it might be because of the heat. So - this winter I tried them again and they would not go into the holes. So, I can't push things all the way to the back without something falling out.
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.
995659
Yes. All wires (power, sound, etc) come out the back at the base & are "hidden".
2099188
Yes there is a slot in the base that allows the wires to exit from the side.
1533011
There are just 4 holes in the back for the wires to go through one for each slot but you could probably drill some small holes for added ventilation through the back.
641379
No there are no holes in the back of the unit. However, the back is nothing but a piece of cardboard that is nailed to the frame. You could easily drill holes through it to run any cables in. You can also adjust the shelf height to accommodate a small printer. Hope this helps.
3990
No, it's designed to wire and mount from the back. It might be possible to drill holes in the top, but I don't remember how much room is inside. Hope this helps.
150519
It has a black fiberboard back that you nail to the back of the unit. It has perferations that when you push on it it will make two holes to feed you wires thru.
2031559
Yes. There's a shelf that runs all along the inside giving you two spaces to put things. There's also holes to run wires through as well
99275
Actually, no, there are no holes in the back for wires. The shelves are very narrow, maybe 9 inches or less. The cabinet is not designed for media devices. It is attractive and looks good in the room, but it is intended for DVD/CDs and could be used for paperback books.
1398940
Before I answer this question my advice is do not buy this. It is junk. I had it less than a day and it swallowed a CD and refused to work. I had to dismantle it to retrieve the CD before returning it. Others comment on it saying that it did the same thing to them. I suggest you read the other reviews before considering this. So to your question: As I remember, there are clips in the back that the wires connect to.
1784986
No, there are holes in the back but that is for the air to come out (bass response)...Your best bet (and what I did) is to mount a little metal/wooden plank and put the speaker on top, securing it with some screws at the bottom (you'll need to carefully drill the speaker box)
1569034
No, well I guess kind of, it has an opening on the side that you can put the wires tegu, it's not technically behind more like from the side and the cable has to come in from the side and come out from the side too it doesn't come in or out from below or above.
1824994
Not without some fabrication. It does not have holes for mounting screws on the bottom/back like one might expect. The bottom does have some sort of trough that looks like it is meant for wire to flow in it, or perhaps a clip of some sort. However, no such apparatus shipped with the unit.
734259
Yes, there is a long hole panel that will accommodate wires for electronics in each compartment
2081015
Is it possible to drill a hole to allow for wire to fit through? Also is it absolutely sealed shut where wire wont go through?