Is there a closed back on the four audio/video shelves below the TV? Can cords feed to the back?
1454155
Where the TV sits, it's open. On the 4 shelves below the TV, there one open circle in the middle that can have cords fed through each inner corner.
1623518
I don't believe the the shelves are deep enough for those. The bottom shelf is the deepest at about 9 inches. The cable box is probably larger than that.
401593
The shelf sticks out 20 1/4 inches from the wall. The depth allows for the coiling up cables and the power cord behind the cable receiver box that sits of the shelf.
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.
726145
The top shelf has no back so outlets would work there; however, the bottom shelf back is enclosed and cannot accommodate outlets because the console fits flush to the wall.
345461
If you look at the pic you'll see most of the back is open. I ran all my cables thru the large spacein the back.
1623514
Umm yes it can, but it's not an ideal shelf for this as it does not have the holes cut in the backboard to run cables/chords through. If you were to place it in close range of your TV you could sit your cable box and Wifi router on top
487333
Flush with the sides, however, inside of the cabinet, the top shelves have about 4" of space between the back edge of shelf and the back panel. The cables are well hidden behind the items on the shelves and the back.
535947
Yes. The unit has a back with holes for cables. They are completely hidden.
797743
No. As others said, the shelves are triangular, relatively small, with no holes for cables out the back. This would not be a workable solution for electronics.
1954152
maybe...it looks like the shelf could be left off...you would have screw holes in the vertical side pieces that you would want to plug somehow. it doesn't seem that the shelf is structural, just my best guess.
891218
Yes and the picture shows this. The cables go in the slot shown at the bottom of the spine/back. They exit at the top slot located behind the TV mounting bracket.
2041146
The cables can be run in the middle vertical column. Anything on the shelves will have the cables freely out behind it, but they may be routed up to the TV through the column if that makes sense. I'm pretty happy with how it worked out on mine.
528146
Yes Manual, there are holes for each shelf in the top, middle, bottom, left, right. Only the top shelf has access to the cables! Hopes that help!
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.
1922105
There are four holes in the back of the speakers, although the wires go along the bottom of the base and the base extends about 1/4" beyond the back of speakers. Not sure that would be aesthetic for wall mount, some small floating shelves might be the way to go.
871833
Thank you for looking at our stands.The tubes do hide the cords. There is a pass through at the shelf, base, and TV.