Do the top and bottom locations behind the glass doors have holes for cables like the center two locations? Also, widths behind glass doors please.
1312429
I don't believe that they do. I purchased this item for my daughter. I did assemble it for her, but I don't recall any other holes.
1312430
The areas behind the glass doors do not have holes for cables, but with a sharp knife and a little effort you can pierce the back and create a whole like I did. The dimensions behind the doors are 15" across and 14" deep.
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
1413698
Yes. In the photo, look at the lid - there are four large bumpouts around its perimeter, two on one long end, one on each short end. Those allow cables to be passed out of the box while still keeping it mostly shielded from rain - the cables pass up and over the edge of the main box, through those openings.
1343147
No. It does not come with any pre-drilled holes in the back that you find on many flat panel TVs/displays. You also have the problem of dealing with the adjustable stand on the back that protrudes 1" beyond the backside. Even if you solved that problem you will need to deal with the protrusion of the power plug in the back as well as USB plugs that also protrude beyond the back. For the USB plugs you would need at least 1 3/4 " clearance so that you won't end up putting a right angle bend to the USB cable. I don't know if you will able to find a semi-customizeable Display mount that will get you around the problems I have mentioned above. Good Luck.
990798
No hole in the corner or sides. However it does have four mounting .25 inch holes on the bottom you may be able to modify to use with a cable lock.
253092
It has holes in the bottom. But I don't recall seeing any at the back. The locking mechanism on my safe is faulty. It gives the appearance of being locked but very often it's not.
769057
The panel in the back does a great job of hiding the cables. With the black glass shelving and back panel. The cables blend in nicely behind this stand.
1374877
Yes, there 3 holes down the center of backing. The shelves adjust to various heights, and the hole positions aren't affected by change of shelf height. The backing isn't particle board, so you don't have to worry about the back panel falling apart if you chose to drill additional holes.
1540902
Not exactly sure what you mean, but the back panel does have pre-cut holes in the 2 sections that get covered by the doors to feed cables through. The middle section does not, however.
627109
Yes, there is a punch-out hole for cords. I didn't use the backing for my desk though, I find them annoying and it still looks nice without.
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.
1871804
Yes. There are legs that need to be screwed in place -took minutes. One of the glass panels came out but didn't break due to all the packaging. There is a lot of packing material. Enjoy...
279576
There aren't holes, but there's a small rectangular section missing in the center where the hutch meets the desk that you can put cables through. It's that white section in the picture behind the laptop.
774247
The back boards have a gap for the cords. No drilled holes. The depth is 14". Very nice unit. Great doors and easy to assemble.
3917
Their are no holes drilled in the bars. The only area that is open is the ends which have a removable insert which a person can remove for bar end mirrors or possibly hiding wires(if you where to hide wiring inside these bars,which would be possible, holes would need to be drilled for different enter and exit holes for said wires)
411727
Yes, there is space in the corner base for cables, power strips, etc. The corner base became really handy for storing long excess wires. It worked really well for me because it made my workstation a lot more cleaner.
1180625
Yes. unfortunately, certain parts could fit better, like the plastic plugs to cover the screw holes (I left half off because I couldn't get them to fit) and some screw holes that were not pre-tapped (I put enough screws to hold together, not all of them). Unstable until the back cardboard panels put on. cable access holes in back panels could be larger. On the good side, looks great. I kept it.