how wide is the cubby whole for electronic component
2043494
19 and 5/8 inches wide.15 and 1/8 inches deep.Heavy duty, well designed, glass like- highly polished surface. Worth the buck.
2043495
Did you mean the back where the cables go through? It's about 5-6 inches long and 3" wide.
2043496
19 and 5/8 inches wide. 15 and 1/8 inches deep. Heavy duty, well designed, glass like- highly polished surface. Worth the buck.
2120660
Found from another website: Internal dimensions: 13.75 in. W x 12.5 in. H x 14 in. D (each cubbie)
836979
The opening for the component slot is 6" tall at the back of the stand. The opening at the front is only 5" tall because of the horizontal molding at the top.
104711
honestly i haven't measured..but my 15 " computer will not fit horizontally. it does if I turn it around into the space between the drawers or cubbies
1850752
8x11 but legal plastic case inside to hold electrical componets. I have 3 of these love them.
361851
The unit is 17.25 inches wide, 10.25 inches deep and 5 inches tall. Each of the detached speakers is 5.1 inches wide x 10.25 inches deep. The center unit containing the CD player and tuner is 7.1 inches wide x 10.25 inches deep.
371846
It's about 1/2" wide and tall and about 3/4" deep. You could probably twist two wires together and insert into one hole depending on the wire gauge. Wego also makes 3 & 5 wire connectors. Our robotics club uses all of their connectors. Never had a failure.
2241330
15.5" deep, 56.5" long 16.5" deep by 60" total. Nice unit! sturdy, works great. The only I'd change is to have 2 cubbies up top instead of 3 (not everything fits in there).
253678
Yes. It's shaped like a shoebox. The face on mine is 4.25 high and 7.1 wide. If you include the plugs that stick out in the back and the knob in the front, the total length is about 12.5. The case itself is 11". You would probably need at least 12.5 for the unit to sit on the shelf.
730030
The Walker Edison multi-level component stand is 19 inches deep x 26 inches wide x 35 inches high. I didn't want a unit that high, so, advised by others who purchased the unit, and the Walker Edison support team (contact info at their own website), I left out the second-from-top shelf, which reduced the s height to 28 inches, fine for my 3-piece tall stereo system on top without dominating the room. Various heights of the vertical column sets, about 9", 8", 7" and (the omitted one) 6". They can be arranged differently to suit your purpose. The unit assembles easily, rock-solid when done. I stored the leftover shelf and vertical supports for another time. I also bought the corner version of the matching tv stand. Same quality and quick assembly. Perfect combo. FYI -- I bought the clear shelf/brushed silver column version. Minmizes the unit's presence and less dust-showing.
191394
Each cubby hole is 13" deep, 9 3/4" wide and 2" high. They don't hold 12x12 but they hold 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock, paper, construction paper...etc. I bought two of these and if I had room for more I would buy more. There is no sagging of the shelves from heavy material, real nice sturdy "Rubbermaid" type plastic.
1160244
It's probably 1 1/2 - 2 feet long and maybe 15 inches high. I have no idea about the cubit feet, but it holds quite a bit. Just keep turning it.
1488418
Larger component: 3 1/4" tall x 7/8" thick x 7/8" wide Smaller component: 1 3/8" tall x 7/8" thick x 1/2" wide
1354745
It is 300 cubits by 50 cubits by 30 cubits. No, wait. That is Noah's Ark.The Danby is 21" H x 13" W x 9.5" D. The height includes the wheels. (On the Danby, not the ark.)
2000485
It is 4 3/4 in high, 5 1/2 in wide and 14 3/4 in deep. Those measurements are the actual opening of each cubby.
943078
4" wide by about 5.5" high, need to remove outlet cover and secure unit with screw provided. Looks good, have 2 in kitchen, green LEDs provide night lights
1797270
It is about the same size as a stereo receiver. It fits perfectly into an A/V cabinet. There may be 1" of overhang because you need to account for the connections in the back. It is a great case.