Does it hide the cables? and if it does, how many can it hide?
1855651
It does hide the cables I believe my husband was able to get 6 cables in it with a little work. We do like the piece.
1855652
It does. How many depends on how thick they are...we have the DVR, Wii, and DVD player all in there plus the outlet strip cord, but it was too tight to include the coaxial TV cable which goes into the back of the DVR on the bottom shelf. That's the only one not hidden.
1855653
Yes, that's actually one of the main reasons I got it. I have a TV, WiiU, Cable box and a Router wired through it. It hides them all. The trick is to tape the wires (the ones that can be detached from whatever they got to) into place before you mount it. It is definitely a two person (at least) job though.
1042452
I was able to hide three (1 cable size and 2 double sided wires) but very tight. It depends on the thickness of the cables. If cables are the thickness of a Time Warner cable 3 but if they are regular for i.e. lamp double sided type you might hide 4 or if speaker wires thickness maybe up to 6. Hope this helps
1983206
Hello and thank you for your interest in our product, this specific unit has a hollow pillar holding up the television, so you can place the wires coming from your television and other devices through these holes to keep them concealed from view. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks again Andrea
498094
Yes there are holes for cable management. The are quite large as well to accommodate numerous cords. I believe there are 5 holes, one for each storage area.
1830011
Yes, it covers the CPU. However, the back is mostly open to allow cords and cables to remain plugged in.
2004244
The USB ports are concealed in a small compartment that closes with velcro, it's definitely big enough to hold a couple of cables.
1169332
It's comes with 3 fans: 1 in rear section, 1 in the front section, 1 in the top section of the case, there is plenty of extra room, however cable management it can get a little hairy
1646602
There is no cable management. I just zip-tied the cables to one of the rear pillars. They end up pretty well out of sight.
1113916
there are four on the front panel, for sure. I think there are four more on the back, but I can't be certain because there is something plugged into one spot which I think is a USB port, but I'm afraid to unplug it while the computer is on, and I don't have the time right now to go through the processes.
2046953
I imagine someone somewhere could attach it to a wall so it'd look like ok. BUT - -I would just keep in mind that you could very well have up to seven plugs with cables plugged in to the strip. So, maybe the strip would be more easily hidden on the floor, under a dresser, table or ??.
1861784
It really depends on where the cords are going. Mine are not hidden because they go to an Xbox and a Cable box below the wall mounted TV.
1176749
With careful feeding of the cables, I do believe there is room for those 4 cables in the opening. It's the HDMI ends that may present a problem, but if you feed them through the opening carefully, you can probably get all 4 cables through.
1183925
There were 50 cable loos in the package I purchased. However I would imagine it would depend on size. I purchased the ones for 3/16 cable.
369366
Depends on how big system. For my setup, cable management is excellent. There is a removable hardrive cage for bigger graphics cards like 780ti. It also has a backplate beneath the motherboard to hide all the cables. Then just pull out enough of each cable to reach connection.
1115247
Yes, you can hide the wires. It's recommended that you place the wires behind the wall bracket before attaching it, although they can still be snaked through after it's on the wall. It's just that larger plugs are a big more difficult, especially once you have a number of wires already behind the bracket.
871343
Yes, there are 3 cables; shorting different ones allows you to toggle the options.
754831
You can tuck them in behind the powersupply in between it and the HDD rack or inside the HDD rack unused space if any. If you get a windowed side panel you are not going to want it to be the right one, or you will have wires showing. Left would be fine though, and you could hide most wiring fairly well.I don't think you gain much from going modular with this case as to plug almost anything in you need to pull the PS anyways. May as well just have everything hooked up.