Does the back have cut out openings for the wires of the components?
1708295
Yes. The back is made of cardboard and has six 'knock outs' that you can remove to run cable through
1708296
Holes (with knock out fillers) have been stamped into several locations in the back panels.
1708297
I purchased this tv stand as a gift and it is not in my home so that I can look at the back of it. My husband, who assembled the stand, said the answer to the question is "yes."
1708298
Sauder does put "punch outs" in the backing, you can also cut the backing with a utility knife if you need a hole somewhere else.
1704094
negative, there are exposed electronic components in the back. Maybe if you could find or create an enclosure for it you'd have a better bet.
568558
yes , including the wire connection at the back , and it`s easy to install ,just snap it inside the frame gently :)
1569034
No, well I guess kind of, it has an opening on the side that you can put the wires tegu, it's not technically behind more like from the side and the cable has to come in from the side and come out from the side too it doesn't come in or out from below or above.
1540901
Yes there are cut out holes on the back of the stand for cables of items placed inside the doors, but not for anything you place on the stand itself
99275
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.
293127
In the back there's a 3" opening right down the middle. you can actually see it in the picture. This is used to route all the wires out the back but I'm sure would also provide a lot of ventilation.
329052
yes,it does have the cutouts necessary. It can accomadate two pumps and two heaters.
2176162
There is a piece for the back but you wouldn't necessarily have to attach it in my opinion. I wish that I hadn't because it can cause some of my electronics to overheat while using them heavily if the doors are closed.
51753
I believe it is just the back side. There are 2 exposed metal circles to solder on some wires. And you can see where the traces go from there.
2085249
Yes the back is open to allow mouse and keyboard cords to go through the back. The opening in the back is the same size as the opening in the front.
1334872
There is an area that is already cut out. You can also cut out notches in the back if needed, which is very easy.
333256
Yes, the back is finished so it is meant to sit out exposed. Just note that there are a couple of holes cut out for cable routing.
1204257
There are access slits on the side. They work great. Very happy with the ffit and installation.
1540902
Not exactly sure what you mean, but the back panel does have pre-cut holes in the 2 sections that get covered by the doors to feed cables through. The middle section does not, however.
97976
Yes, the back cover is perforated so you can remove a portion for the wiring.
2123230
Mine has the cut out. As far as I know that's the only one currently available.