Is there any kind of cable management on the shelf to hide the component wires. I want to put this under my wall mounted TV.
1713744
On the shelves which are glass has no openings but the bar which supports the glass shelves hasfour openings that can help hide all your wires.
1042452
I was able to hide three (1 cable size and 2 double sided wires) but very tight. It depends on the thickness of the cables. If cables are the thickness of a Time Warner cable 3 but if they are regular for i.e. lamp double sided type you might hide 4 or if speaker wires thickness maybe up to 6. Hope this helps
204436
There are two areas that have enough room to put cables through. One is on one of the lower shelves (under where the monitor would go) and the other is on the lower right back wall area for the power cables, etc. Seems to work fine for me.
1050170
Not sure what you are trying to do there. A wall plate wouldn't cover it, but the connections are in the back so you can't see them anyway. I have mine set up under my TV and the wires all come from behind it so they're out of view.
745406
It should we have a PS3 on the bottom shelf and a cable box on the top shelf. The hard part is running and hiding the wires. The shorter the wires the better and make sure you feed the wires through before you put on the plastic covers.
310636
This item is one shelf. I am assuming your are asking because of the pic on Amazon. The right pic show wall bracket without cable cover. Right pic is with the cover.
1507013
All the HDMI inputs are on the far right side of the back making it difficult to bend the wires back to drop down behind the center post to be out of view. Pro tv set up people probably know how to hide the wires but I don't.
1532607
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.
321370
The center shelf does NOT need to be installed but it Will leave an attachment plate exposed which will always beg the question: "what belongs there?". The Round spinal column does Not hide wiring inside it, it simply has three rubber locks to guide wires BEHIND the column and out of sight. - The Transdeco 580 TV stand hides the wires inside its rectangular spinal column and has No center shelf, a better looking floor baseplate too, in my opinion. I own both. Hope this helps.
147319
mine had a screw hole, so I just put it up next to the light. it is under the cabinet, so is mostly hidden. I had the rest of the wire behind a trim piece of wood at the bottom of the cabinet.
1607666
I installed mine hard wired to the ceiling. There is a length of metal piping to conceal the wires. It was a bit too low for my hallway so I had to cut a few inches off with a pipe cutter. Good luck :)
353755
once you put the piece that the shelf can be either higher or lower on wall with the screws then that piece is stable to wall. then put the V-shape arm on and screw it to the piece that can be higher or lowered.once you figure out if you want the high, middle, lowest place for shelf to set then you tighten the screws.[this makes arm sit stable, then screw glass to the v arm and tighten the screws. it should be stable then. the caps being on you are right, there is no where for the cord to run [at least not on my wall and the way it is flushed to the wall] but here i didn't put my shelf up or under anything, i have my shelf sitting to the side above the tv. only because didn't have room to go under or above the tv. and the cords they running off the back to one side and used a rubber thing with holes for screws to hold all cords together and screwed that to wall which is behind tv and then went down so far and used black zipped tides to hole cords together and cut them off so that pieces doesn't stick out and plug in. the cords are still hide by tv but can see them little bit coming from whatever is sitting on the shelf. but not too noticeable that i cant live with and did this because never figured out how cords run down though the thing when there are screws going though to wall stopping cords for going though and couldn't figured out how to run down where corner of cap goes and come out at bottom. but then figured out that you place cords under at sides and then tighten the screws to the wall [but cap part aint sure if doing this can get use them,might have to leave off. but had already did what i did saying the heck with it and shelf tight and stable and holding box im happy and it don't look bad at all to me and everything working out just fine. [people cant walk behind or under my tv so its all good. i hope this helps you and everything works out for you and you enjoy your shelf as much as i do. myself i don't see how i could have picked a better shelf then this.
2150009
I don't understand your question. This is a mountable tv unit. It has to be installed in to wall studs to support the weight of the tv.I don't see how you could attach it underneath a shelf. It is designed to attach to a wall. If you have any more questions about the unit let me know.
267478
I have mine on a connecting shelf above the T.V. and it works fine that way. I don't have great surround sound out of it because of the shape of my room, but the sound quality and sound dynamics are well above anything else that I have had.
1369544
its fairly easy but the 2 metal covers for the back (to hide wires from view) do not fit properly.We just left them off,and hide the wires by stacking dvd,cd,etc on the shelves.Hope this helps.It is a well-made product though.
750791
No where to hide wires very well...you have to be creative...only downside to this piece...love everything else about it :)
483325
The plate installs flat against the wall I don't see how this would be possible nor safe.As another potential solution you can move the plate. I moved the plate directly behind the tv then installed the bar power cord in that hidden outlet. You can also buy a strip from Home Depot/lowes to hide the power cord as a cheaper solution.hope this helps.