does it allow the cords from the dvd player that hook in to the tv to be hidden inside the unit itself like other designs that are similar?
1843100
Well, on the side if you zoom in you'll see the ridges on the side and that's where the wires will go
1843101
The "channels" behind the vertical support are the channels where the wires are supposed to go to hide them from view. The problem is that these channels are too small for the cables. A regular power cord is too large for these channels so therefore a AV cable will fit bot not multiple cables or the power cords.
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.
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.
1091930
That big space there? That's where you put your DVD player, DVR, cable box, or game consoles. And that hole in that back of the space is where you feed the wires of those things to plug them into the wall or power strip so they are out of sight.
353756
I did not use the plastic cap on the bottom and all the cords are neatly concealed in a plastic tube (purchased separately at Home Depot) cut to length to hide behind the HDTV on another swivel mount. It works fine for my components DVR and Bluray DVD player. Happy New Year (MEASURE THE MOUNT INSTALL HEIGHT TO BE CLOSE TO THE BOTTOM ON THE TV WITH THE COMPONENTS HEIGHT AS WELL)
2041148
Yes, the center spine works nicely to hide and organize the cables. There are multiple openings on the front and back designed for cable management. I have a 55" mounted using the spine & am very happy with it.
1127955
I assume this is for the cords to go through but unless the installer made some mistake, it just leans against the back and seems really unnecessary the way my cords come out; in fact, I think I will just take it down as it just makes it harder to figure what goes to what. Otherwise, I love the stand and he didn't have any problem putting it together and it holds my 55" TV fine.
830816
It does, but my only gripe with the design is that it doesn't have an indentation where the plug goes so that the entire unit is flush up against the wall so it's secure. Even with the anchor screw it seems to rock side to side when plugging and unplugging devices.
1913800
Yes I have a DVD player hooked up with the audio video cords. You just have to read the back panel it tells you where to put them.
2075656
Yes, the cable swivels around the locking mechanism (computer anchor is fixed to the body of the lock, but the cable swivels at the joint just above the yellow tab shown in the product picture). No problems interfering with the DVD tray if you have clearance behind the computer.
114148
We do have ours on a narrow shelf that my husband cut to fit & mounted on the wall under our TV. Since all the ports are on the back of the unit, he left space between the wall & the shelf for all the cables to go through.
718662
Yes, but your cables must be fished through the wall as the opening for them to attach to the soundbar is only accessible from behind or below, not from above.
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.
891219
Yes, the main spine including the back part/cover does hide from view the cables running through the base/spine.
1944044
Yes. What it does is essentially keep access to the screw heads holding the bracket to the TV. It does exactly what I needed.
258980
Not really. I think you could push the wire up inside the globe but the plug part would still hang out. There isn't really enough room in the base to hide the wire either. I'm sure you could find a way but it definitely wasn't designed to be able to hide the wire. I just have mine on a low bookshelf and the wire hides behind the bookshelf like a lamp cord would. Hope that helps!
1607662
Yes, there are circular cutouts for each shelf that can be popped out if needed for cords.