Could this be used to hold media systems such as a bluray player or xbox (given I were to drill a hole in the back for the cords to come through)?
993556
Yes It could, I use it for Old Board games etc, and these game boxes are bigger I believe, its well made. As you said, you will have to drill couple holes.
993557
It depends on how heavy the units are and I do not think the back would take a drill well. I would try something else, but if you want a project and have time try it.
537863
I haven't done that but I think you can. I use it for securing my 27" monitor, Printer, Speakers, Pictures and Mirrror in our RV. I holds really well. You can also detach everything.
1794782
It's small, home depot has them on the shelf. It will fit one hdmi or the power. Might do both if the cords . Are flat.
487335
Yes, that would seem plausible, but my shelves have equipment and books on the lower shelves, so you can't see the cords at all. I even have a power strip on the lower shelf in the back, and it is hidden. The bottom shelf is the full width of the cabinet, so there is a great deal of space for cords in the back and books, baskets, or equipment in front. It has been a nice sturdy piece, too.
2180885
We never got to fully put it together, but all media centers do allow for holes to be pushed out in the back. You should have no problem hooking up your devices.
2074716
I don't believe there would be any problem with it holding a t.v. of that size and it would be great for that. I would probably just make sure I anchor cabinet to wall for security.
126568
It's possible, you would hVe to purchase a mount or make one yourself , the av type of screw on would be facing down in this case because the cable of the surge protector is pretty think and not easy to bend. The one I own I have laying flat behind my tv
1735088
You can adjust the opening to accept different size cables. I believe that it would work for your purpose.
456300
Kaitlynn, From examinig the item, it looks like you should be able to get some of the thicker cords into it.
469045
It would definitely work for that. It is roomy, deep enough to stake games or side-by-side consoles and it's sturdy. I'd recommend it (don't have the measurements right now so you can guage how much will fit)... If that info (inside measurements) needed, respond and I'll measure tonight.
725465
I believe it would. I have my Sony receiver on it and its holds it with no problem.
915398
I doubt it - it has been devised to hold a cell phone - something with 4 to 6 inch screen. Also, your power connector has to be from behind or the sides.
1556980
I believe it will work just fine. I am very pleased with mine. I have room for my DVD player and cable box too.
1127955
I assume this is for the cords to go through but unless the installer made some mistake, it just leans against the back and seems really unnecessary the way my cords come out; in fact, I think I will just take it down as it just makes it harder to figure what goes to what. Otherwise, I love the stand and he didn't have any problem putting it together and it holds my 55" TV fine.
650740
Sure it will hold a PS4 and games, but it is not like a PS4 is big or heavy. That being said, it is poor quality. You can check them out in person at Wal Mart, and they are cheaper there.
1255652
Probably would work provided the tools weren't too heavy although they are designed to bind electrical cords together to avoid tangling. I use them to wrap up the cords on power tools and small appliance as well as to manage the connecting cables for TV and DVD players, and computer cords.
224281
Not easily - there are no holes into it. You could of course drill, but how would you then open the drawers if you have a cable through the hole? Perhaps if you drill a hole in the back you could make something work...