If I use the grommet base, is it possible to pass the cables through the desk?
453649
The hole needs to be big enough for the bolt and wirers. One inch is big enough for most wirers. Now with the bolt though the hole shift the base over to see the hole place the wirers though then shift it back and tighten the bolt.
453650
No, there is no way of passing the cable through the arm and no holes in the base. I didn't bother with mounting using the grommet base because you need to cut out a fairly large hole as well as mount several rails underneath to strengthen the area. Your better off with the clamp they provide. Honestly I'm not that impressed with the product.
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The cable has the lock at one end and a loop at the other to wrap it to itself around the desk. I would assume you could loop another cable thru the loop side to extend it. The cable is pretty thick and I'm not sure how that would affect the warranty if it wasn't another Kensington cable.
569394
There are a few holes on the back used for bolting it to the wall, you may be able to use those holes to route your security cable.
726143
Yes. It is designed where there is an area designed for a plug and your cables.
1577905
No. I had to buy extra cables to accommodate that plan. It can be done though. :)
1355669
Not without drilling and tapping new holes. The desk is designed this way.The shelf and the file drawer form the base for the desk top.
877677
No there is not but there is enough gap to drape cables on lower shelf with out pinching them when it closes.
143096
Haven't tried it but the USB line inside the dock is a straight pass-thru. Should be the same as if you used a USB extension cable with your SlimPort adapter to connect to the phone. I took mine apart when I got it and added fishing weights to give it some mass so it wouldn't slide on the desk. There is nothing inside except the short extension cable, no board, or chips that would interfere with the signal. Good Luck.
47880
I don't think it can be done. The computer components are in the base with an odd ribbon type feed to the monitor.
478750
If you are just trying to get your cords out the back, it might be better to leave the back piece on and drill a two inch hole to pass your cords thru. This would allow for more or less complete structural integrity.
2257656
I suppose you could pull out the tray and depending on what type of power cord you are using you might be able to, but it is not designed for that. I just lay mine on the table in front of the station and use one of the cords I have strung through it.
769059
There are two round openings on the back panel. Where you can route all your cables through.
466973
There is. The base, in contact with the actual desk, can extend out or retract. The platform, on which your monitor and keyboard would sit when raised, don't actually touch the desk when lowered. I still have a USB keyboard, and I'm thinking of getting a wireless as you would want to move the keyboard down to the actual desk. (Great product for what it is worth!)
1313029
No..but you can velcro the Anchor to the back right above the back slot for cables. You can get velcro strips for $1.
1490274
There are small screw holes that a thin cable could fit through. Check Stanley locks on Amazon
2229265
It does have two oval holes in the back panel that I used to run my cables through and keep them fairly neat. You can also use the horizontal bar to wrap them around if you have items toward the outer edges of the desk.
2243172
Hello, unfortunately the CableDrops have a permanent adhesive. You could rip the cable drop off but there will be residue left, you could then try Goo-B-Gone, or another adhesive remover to remove the remnants from your desk/table. I've had the same problem with mine at my desk, it does take some effort and elbow grease but the remnants will come off.