can wires be fed under the stand or would the drawer be in the way.
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Yes, the stand is designed to allow a reasonable number of cables to be routed under the stand without affecting the operation of the drawer. The back of the stand is open to allow the cable to enter/exist. The open space under the drawer is approximately 1-1/2".
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Yes wires can go underneath. There is about a 2" gap. The drawer floats above the gap.
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The drawers don't go all the way back to the cabinet rear panel so there is too to run wires. By the way awesome organization item and puts all my three screens at better viewing level. Plus the bonus storage for pens, paper clips, letter opener, etc.
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There are no holes for wires, but the bottom edge is slightly raised into an arch that skinny wires could lay.
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If the wires of your wire shelves are laid out left to right the racks will work very well because the bottoms of the sides of the rack are solid front to back. If your shelves have wires front to back, you would have to put some kind of a base under the racks to make them stand up the way they are supposed to for the cans to gravity feed.
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I don't know. My shelves are wood. It depends on how close the wires are, I guess.
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Jeff, you should have plenty of room under there. I don't have the stand right in front of me, but there is plenty of room under each section. Enjoy!
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Yes you can as long as you attach it in the corners. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to use the drawer.
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The drawer is "barely" divided, with VERY low permanent wood dividers. You can use them or not.
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Actually, no, there are no holes in the back for wires. The shelves are very narrow, maybe 9 inches or less. The cabinet is not designed for media devices. It is attractive and looks good in the room, but it is intended for DVD/CDs and could be used for paperback books.
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The stand is placed over the wall plug. All of the cords and plugs are hidden in a large cubby hole that faces the wall.
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There is a hole for wires to come up from the lower shelf to where the TV sits. There is another large hole behind the TV to run wires. The back of the unit is wood grain cardboard. If needed additional holes can be cut into that at discreet locations.
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You could if thre the drawer is also shallow enough that it doesn't move all that much from side to side!!!
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You'd have to bend the back wire support or add a piece of wood as spacer - otherwise the contents would lean forward. Not designed for wall mart.
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You need something around the wire. A quarter inch deep rectangular space surrounded by subfloor and filled with thinset would be ok
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I am not sure If I am explaining this right but you should have received several long wires that look like hooks that goes at the back or on top of the drawers it hooks on one side and then you push it down on the other side, this keeps the rack together if not the drawers go off the track because it expands. I am not sure if this explanation is helpful but you should have received a couple with the drawer set, I have mine hooked on top and it stabilizes it.
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You'll have to put the sub under or right next to your desk. The cords are on the short side.
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Yes, the metal rail that mounts to the wall has a channel on each side that you can run the cables and wires through. This rail ends at the bottom shelf and we use a quilt rack that hides the wires the rest of the way down to the outlets. This is well made and we use it for a 39" Samsung TV, cable box, dvd and video game console on the shelves.
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Yes. There are semi circle notches behind all 3 of the toptop shelves and a cutout opening undereneath/behind the lower middle shelf to give you space to hide wires, power strips, etc.
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The strip is intended for cord management, there is a starburst shaped cut out at the top and bottom to feed them through. It may help add a little stability but I would lean towards not so much. I think it would be okay to leave it off. In case you need this information, the distance from the floor to the bottom of the drawer is 24 1/2 inches.