what does the back of the cabinet look like with specifications
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The back of the vanity has a backboard, and there are two cutouts to accommodate plumbing. Please email us so that we may provide you with the specifications.
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The back panels are in two sheets that leave about a 2 inch wide vertical gap in the middle that runs the entire height of the cabinet (see enlarge pic)
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I am sorry I was unable to see the back of this cabinet as I gave it to my tenant. But since I recalled, the back panel is made of card board.
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The finish looks the same on the front, top, sides, and back, as well as in the computer compartment. The drawers have unpainted finish inside. Back is made of thin plywood.
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The sides and back are actually thin panels (approx. 1/4" thick) that slide down through grooves in the frame (before attaching the top.) The top and frame feel and appear to be solid wood. Once assembled, the sides and back are not flimsy because of wooden slats (two on each side) approx. 3/4" X 1.5" that serve a dual purpose (the shelves rest on them and they also add support to the side panels.) The back is supported by a strip of wood that runs across the width of the cabinet as well as the shelves once they are installed. Overall, the cabinet is very sturdy and attractive and appears much better made than most cabinets that require assembly. The sides and back are actually thin panels (approx. 1/4" thick) that slide down through grooves in the frame (before attaching the top.) The top and frame feel and appear to be solid wood. Once assembled, the sides and back are not flimsy because of wooden slats (two on each side) approx. 3/4" X 1.5" that serve a dual purpose (the shelves rest on them and they also add support to the side panels.) The back is supported by a strip of wood that runs across the width of the cabinet as well as the shelves once they are installed. Overall, the cabinet is very sturdy and... » Read More The sides and back are actually thin panels (approx. 1/4" thick) that slide down through grooves in the frame (before attaching the top.) The top and frame feel and appear to be solid wood. Once assembled, the sides and back are not flimsy because of wooden slats (two on each side) approx. 3/4" X 1.5" that serve a dual purpose (the shelves rest on them and they also add support to the side panels.) The back is supported by a strip of wood that runs across the width of the cabinet as well as the shelves once they are installed. Overall, the cabinet is very sturdy and attractive and appears much better made than most cabinets that require assembly. « Show Less
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The complete dimensions for the desk should be in the details or specifications section
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The back of the desk is closed off and has the same polish finish as the front. Let me know if you need anything else.
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Yes the back is also finished. Its a very nice cabinet but the color is not as pictured at all. It is more an Aqua greenish blue. I was dissapointed in that, but kept it anyway.I wrote the company and they just said "thats the way it looks with the lights when you photograph it" They did give me a discount because it was not as pictured. Just so you know, its not that color blue. Hope this helps.
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Front is completely open. Back has a piece of glass but does not cover the whole back....it covers only the mid part. Sides have a glass....Mostly the glass is to hold shelves in place not to cover access to the shelves. I believe that because it's all open it shouldn't be called a cabinet. It does look nice and it has a very clean look. (hope this helps)
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The back panels are about 3/4 inch thick particle wood. (The matching nightstand has the cardboard-like backing.)
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Hi F.Chen thanks for your interest in Salamander Designs furniture. The link that Ryan P. gave is a great resource. There is an option to spin the cabinet to see the back (click where it says 360). Also if you click on the assembly and care tab it will give you an option to download the manual which should show you everything you need to know about the cable management of this cabinet.
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I have answered a lot of questions about this cabinet, but I can't answer this one. Sorry I don't know.
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The cabinet is made of pressed wood and covered with a very cheap veneer or maybe even paper. Badly done I might add. It is also very dark almost black. I was not pleased with this purchase, but I guess you get what you pay for.
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There is a book that came with it. I didn't open it. There really isn't much to it. Two adjustments. First is the front plate which I always use level and the second is the depth of the cut. Pretty straight forward. I'm still using it to build this cabinet and I am totally happy with it.
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The back of the kitchen is basically the wooden pieces that form the back of the cabinets. Nothing exciting, but not offensive either. Not sure how to add a photo, but if I figure it out, I'll do it. Floor to counter height is 21in.
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To be able to answer your question it's better if you can provide a few extra details like: what type of equipment do you have inside the cabinet, how far is the back of the cabinet from the wall?
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It is a hard background, I would recommend not pinning anything to the back of the cabinet as it may ruin the look of it. The backing is a piece of wood, not cork-board.