What is the depth of the media compartment? Would it be possible to fit a small heater in the back?
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The media compartment is very small. Once I put in the main filter pads there's barely enough room to put a 6oz bag of chemipure, but I did measure the center for you where the water flows in and on both sides of the inlet there is of about 1.5in x 2in in width and about 4in in depth so depending on what size tank you have you might can find one or two short heaters that might work.
1690146
I've never done it, however, I just checked the interior height and you have about 8" if you remove the back warming rack.
988492
I don't understand the situation. Since the viewer case/housing is 4 1/2 inches wide, you would need at least that width space to place it.
410045
No, unfortunately it is not big enough to do that. Each plastic compartment is only 23.5 inches around outside dimension and 7 inches across inside. They are only 3 and 1/4 inches deep also. Hope this is helpful.
227431
The outside of the unit does not get hot so it can be placed next to anything. As far as space needs, there are angled intake vents in the rear which need a little gap. I give it about 2 inches of a gap from the wall because space is not an issue for me. It could be less if needed due to the angled intakes, however.
869400
No...The compartment inside is desiged to hold smaller objects, and space is limited..
1383961
Approx 2-1/2 inches. It doesn't fit much. I have a magazine and my remotes in there.
1761481
I was surprised that the storage was smaller than I expected but turns out it is perfect for magazines, remotes etc. It is 5" deep - full inside demensions are 5" x 15.5" x 37". I work from home a lot so I store my computer cables, mouse and such in it. Still love it!
1193517
I think you could put a flat screen of that size on it; I have a 47" and it would fit. The top surface does not get warm, nor does any heat come up from the back. The heat is transmitted through vents at the upper front portion and blows straight out. I'm unsure if static electricity would be a problem. The unit is definitely stable enough to support the television, but only you can determine the risk for tip-over.
506263
Organizer would hold TV components. I wouldn't place a heavy TV set on it. And I'd be careful about the closed compartments only because of the possibility of heat accumulation&gt; (That's my husband speaking.) I love these units. I own several of them. But they are only about 12" deep and can be tippy if you are not careful about what you place on top. You can anchor them to a wall. But sides are still composite wood.
1249186
You could with the caveat being you must keep the front clear from obstruction; the larger vent is where the air is taken in and the smaller vent on the bottom is where the heat comes out; you do not want that right on the ground and also, if you have it under a counter how will that disperse the heat throughout your space you need heated unless you just want your legs and feet warmed. It works very well in my office that is approximately 8 x 11 feet in dimensions. Hope this information helps you; it is a great purchase, love the warmth.
2147027
This must clearance all around as it gets very hot in front. I would not have it close to anything. See if you can Google the manual for it. I think all the dimensions are in it.
69658
In addition to the dimensions, please keep in mind the sides get extremely hot. You'll need to allow extra space for this.
290635
The total unit depth is 17 inches, but you will also need space for the connections on the back.
865355
I don't have any heat issues with it but any electronics like this should have ample space for ventilation (I.e. don't cram it in a tight entertainment center)
1931834
It is one large space inside but it is not very deep. My dvr cable box doesn't come anywhere close to fitting inside
1147811
I've never tried, but it would be real close. I will see if I can measure an inside dimension for you.