Would it be possible to attach the long (2.24") side of it under the tabletop so that the short (1.5") side of it would hold the cables?
1958781
Hello, yes, you can mount this as you wish too. The manufacturer suggests mounting the 2.24" side against a wall vertically, however if you mount the 2.24" side horizontally it will work as well.
1958782
Understand you want to attach to underside of table rather than vertical on back side. See no reason why not. The adhesive attachment seems very good hoer dr I would suggest a few small screws as well. I just that on my install. If you just have one or two cables probably not an issue, but if you have more I would suggest the screws, just make sure they are short enough not to penetrate the top.
1668596
The second tier isn't really that wide. If you put a board or something like that across it maybe you could. But it only can come so close together so definitely couldn't hold a laptop without mounting or placing something else on the second tier. Hope that helps.
766852
The basket should fit in front of the cables fine. They give you two plastic adjusting loops to attach it.
2188699
Unfortunately, you have to run cords/cables alongside the mount. The center piece is not wide enough to allow for cords/cables.
800374
I don't think you'd be able to because of the bell-shaped outlet end. I think it would be too large for the connector to fit over.
413256
The connection box is in the middle, i am not sure if it can be modified to accommodate the sides.
867300
Not as far as I can see - there's a gap and some holes at the bottom which I always thought *maybe* could come away and allow the user to shorten the chord... but you'd need a screwdriver at least.
745406
It should we have a PS3 on the bottom shelf and a cable box on the top shelf. The hard part is running and hiding the wires. The shorter the wires the better and make sure you feed the wires through before you put on the plastic covers.
213718
Not that I know of. But since the stand is a separate item that attaches to the TV you might be able to locate or make an alternate (shorter) base. Good luck.
1934583
There is an internal wire framework with a wire across the top for hanging, so that might work for you.
357334
It grips very lightly on smaller cables (like apple lightning) so I would say that it wouldn't work well upside down unless you put something like a pencil through the middle.
923773
The cable is not very long but should be long enough. Just not much wiggle room.
1313026
No. The inside store the cables and I have a USB surge protector hiding behind it. The base is VERY shallow. It would be great if it could.
1299064
There is enough room for the cable. The internal shape of the clamp design like 'v' shape so it does not touch the cable.
671853
I have 3 24" monitors and those barely fit. I do not think that set up would work.
374794
Yes, If not too far. My wife and I have moved and slid it to put cables behind it. We are seniors in our 70's and we lifted it to move it a few feet.It is heavy.I am going to update my comments to include the fact that the left side is set up for a computer tower. I had to improvise to put a hanging folder frame and a shelf in there.I still really like it for the price and free shipping from Amazon.
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The cable on my particular unit was quite short; only about 18-24" or so long so that may be something to consider before buying.