Is there a separate hole for the cords? They don't appear to come up & out through the metal tubes.
165003
Cords coil up nicely inside the box except when you pull them through a slot in the top when using a devise. All of them plug into a central outlet inside the box.
165004
Since the metal holders are removable, there is a smaller opening just beside them for the cord. It makes it much easier to use.
528144
There are peg holes on the sides to adjust the shelves to your desired height. There are no holes for cords in the back panel, but it's designed to leave a gap in between the shelves and the back panel for all your cords. I have a satellite receiver, a blu- ray player, and two game consoles connected in mine, and you can't see the cords from the front. This is a great entertainment center, and perfectly functional.
1771089
There is velcro on the back of the tube. You can put the plugs through in their proper places then seal the velcro seam.
627109
Yes, there is a punch-out hole for cords. I didn't use the backing for my desk though, I find them annoying and it still looks nice without.
1675050
no. The metal ends have internal tabs that stick through the webbing when you squeeze them together. They work very good.
1701551
Yes but they are located at the top and bottom portion of the larger tube. There will be some wire showing at the bottom of the stand and at the top where the speakers are located but it is minimal.
1251809
Mine has holes in it. I believe they are there to assist with the expansion. They are not noticeable at all though once assembled.
1381823
You pull them up through a friction piece under the the metal faceplate. You can make them different lenghths if you wish. It's important to straighten the cords as best you can before setting the lengths.
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I'll take a look at mine when I get home tonight. Just don't remember about the wire, but will check and see how hard I think it would be to remove. If husband is awake yet, I'll actually remove one and see. I would think, because of the screws, that it would leave somewhat of a hole, but there are products at the hardware store that will help fill those in without any problem.
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There are wires in the tube that connect to the panel. They were held by rubber bands on my unit. If you don't see them on yours then they probably fell to the bottom or weren't included (defective). Mine came with a cracked plastic cover so I doubt that there is much quality assurance with this model.
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Yes, mine has a hole all the way through. I had to use and extra long screw to affix it to the socket. So far, we love this surge protector. We can move the furniture closer to the wall and still have "extra" outlets to use.
1290549
The ends of the amp are detachable. If I remember correctly, use a hauling key to remove the ends and it will reveal the mounting holes
1987866
Unfortunately they are not designed to be connected together. either cut on '4 section and take it to your local hardware store and find a suitable adapter fitting, or use duct tape (which is what I do). Since connecting them is only temporary for my use, duct-tape is a realistic option for quick use. if your purpose is for something more permanent, any hardware store should carry an inexpensive adapter or coupling.
1350195
Sounds like a mistake. The connectors come in a small baggie inside the tube. They are kind of easy to lose as they are small and clear, but they should be in there.
67259
Yes. They hide nicely if you disassemble the plug so you can drill a smaller hole for the wires to go through
1500603
I had the same problem because they don't have zipper pulls. I used a piece of thin wire to loop through the little holes on top of the zipper heads to pull them up and down and it worked like a charm. I wouldn't leave the wire in there though as it might poke through or something.
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I don't have mine open now, but recall that the secret was to remove more screws and wires, which I think allowed separating the desired section. I initially tried what looked like the easy way with just a few screws, but the opening was not large enough to take it out that way, because protruding parts prevented mine from sliding out. If that's not clear enough, I can open mine again to refresh my memory.