Is it difficult to plug in cables due to its closeness to the wall?
1251711
yes it is a tight fit. but that is what I like about it. its closeness to the wall makes it look flush. what I did was plug in all my devices before i hung the tv it is very easy to put on and take off the wall. it really depends on the weight of you tv.
1251712
No, must of the TV's are disigned to use on the wall, so the cables run from back, side and under.
1251713
The cables were not difficult to plug in on my Samsung 40". The wall mount will need to be tilted up, though, to get the cables in.
1251714
I ran my cables through my wall, and plugged them in with no problem. I have been very impressed with my wall mount!
522489
The manufacture would want you to get a surge protector with a longer cable, which they do sell. But I have had similar situations and have done just that, with no problems.
1608740
Yes. Just make sure you make the hole opening (where the cables come out of the wall) right behind the input/output jacks of the TV because the TV gets mounted too close to the wall.
2268902
Since I operate my unit about at least 10 feet away from the wall outlet, I usually use an extension cord. And it works the same way as being plugged in the wall outlet, without any issues that I have noticed.
385752
There should be no problem, but if your plug from the phone is wide you will need to put an extension the surge protector, because is close to the wall.
1049825
It's probably to long, the cable is very long and your cabinet space might be tight,
2036844
The cable plug is quite tight-fitting. Just line up the pins on the cradle to the holes on the cable and wiggle the plug on.
2280473
I'm pretty sure it wont bother others, but it might be a little uncomfortable with the long cable at a work desk.
781738
It needs to be a little bit away from the wall. For me, I'm using an extension cord that the cord comes out the side and has flat profile. Then I can push it all the way to the wall.
475314
Are you referring to the insulation coating? If so, then no. However, you might have to strip the ends to make contact with the device you're plugging in to.
2220344
With some adjustments you may be able to do so. The cables should be long enough to move the connection a little further from where they are if needed (of course depends how much off center it is). Just need to center the inner plate as needed and screw to the wall instead of to the electric plate.
40385
Can't help you since it is usually plugged in below the desk. Yours, nonetheless, is a good question and I would be interested in any response that you may receive.
510081
It doesn't exactly hug the wall but does plug in laterally which works for me.
2060373
No, unfortunately it needs a few inches clearance in front of the outlet to be able to plug into it.
487336
The lip on the top keeps the unit not flush with the wall we had no problem getting cables connected
1874808
Yes it is. In fact my desk is in the open & not against the wall. The challenge was hiding computer cables which I managed to do. I love this desk. It is beautiful.
1148465
i am able to have the cord go against the wall. it is black so they really have not messed with it that i can see.