Is there any space under the top shelf to add a cord management system (power strip, etc). If I added a light under, can it shine through the glass?
1302997
It's almost exactly 2 3/4 inches all the way around (except for the corners) under the lip. Plenty of room for a small strip.
1302998
If you mean space between the top of the table and where the little edging on the top shelf ends, there is some space -- maybe a power cord could be glued or something to the inside against that little strip of wood. The glass is a little opaque and the glass panel doesn't stretch the entire length of the wood top - so, the glass panel fits into a cutout in the wood of the top. Whether a light would be seen depends on where you add the light, I suppose. Does that make sense?
1302999
yes, there is room for a power strip in the front, maybe not the sides. but like the person said below, the glass is very opaque and i am sure some light would go through, but not sure how much you are looking for to go through. Great table though!
1303000
I think the light will shine through but will not be too brightBelow the glass top is emty
1636978
Yes, rather minor. need to put the feet on, install the shelves and mount the light fixture. It does require some horse power as the feet are packaged at the bottom, so you need to tilt the unit around.
1494071
The cord can't go straight into the tube from the top, but just at the top of the tube under the shelf is a hole so the cords can go down the tube.
2018014
There is no problem with computer/phone/desk light cords. There are holes for all either in corner of desk or back of hutch.
1694738
Not the very top shelf. It doesn't sit flat and it's not that wide. It goes on the shelf where the power strip is
1646603
The cords will, of course, show in the back since there is no way to really hide them but that is the price for glass. However, it was a very good purchase for me, very, very easy to put together. Maybe you can figure out a way to minimize cord display.
2229754
Sorry Marc I can't help with your question as mine's was fine. I would suggest seeing if the wall plate fits the metal part that hides the cables and holds the glass shelves and if the screw holes line up. If it does run with it
767112
You can drop cords behind this neat little piece. All our cords are hidden. We drop down to floor and plug into wall outlets nearby.
1197008
If you have the lights underneath there is not enough room. Less than 1" under my cabinet after installation. Underneath my cabinet measures 10 7/8". Maybe yours is larger? I do love this device in my small galley kitchen.
943672
Not enough information. I assume you want to hide the wiring, not the lighting. A lot depends on the cabinet color, wall color, and the side/front cabinet drop below the bottom shelf.
350508
Actually it doesn't! The built in power socket is worthless; it is only two prong and contain 3 sockets. That was first weakness I improved right away with extension cord and 6 3 prong sockets (easily mooted to bottom of top shelf by two screws).
650676
Well, I wouldn't agree with the previous two answers completely. If lit from underneath it is semi transparent and you can see a shade of something that's an inch below it or so. No worries, even then you can't see any pipes or anything specific. Think out of box and install a $15.00 LED light beneath of the glass and it will look more beautiful that way.... It is a nice piece you won't regret if you buy it.Enjoy,
486620
No, it's meant to be under a laptop. ANd when it is, the lights are barely see able, so it shouldn't bother you.
1102228
The shelves on the display are not moveable. The sides, where the shelves sit, are welded in place. We use ours for a display case at our company and many people have complimented on it. I use &lt;Sunthin Warm White Dimmable LED Under Cabinet Lighting Set of 3, Touch Dimmer Included&gt; to illuminate the shelves. They are bright and I have them so they look like they are part of the display case.
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.
570556
You could if, first you had a glass top it could sit on or second you hung it above the tank. Otherwise the strip light is too short.
582491
A dome light would be fine on top. I have a large branch from the front bottom corner to the top adjacent corner and it's placing some pressure on the screen, but it appears to be fine. But definitely a dome heat lamp will rest on there just fine.