are there holes in the back of the console to put the cords, etc. is the back of the shelves/drawers open
1689589
I have not open the box as of yet it remains sealed so I wouldn't be able to respond to your question. I hope that when I do open the box everything is intact .
1689590
I found this product to be well made and worth the money. There are small 2" holes in the back and I had to cut additional holes for the receiver cords and to give room for it to breath. The back of each shelf has the same 2" holes on the back wall. The shelves go all the way to the back. You will need to assemble the entire entertainment center.
1689591
The back is not open. However there are 6 holes cut in the back, 2 in the center section and 2 in each end section.
505927
No no holes to put electrical cords, I suppose you could have one made, perhaps someone might have the proper equipment to do that. It is is really a neat little desk. I like it very much Hope this will help.
2012076
The screws are for the back rest. Lift the material up a bit. The holes are at the bottom.
253092
It has holes in the bottom. But I don't recall seeing any at the back. The locking mechanism on my safe is faulty. It gives the appearance of being locked but very often it's not.
224281
Not easily - there are no holes into it. You could of course drill, but how would you then open the drawers if you have a cable through the hole? Perhaps if you drill a hole in the back you could make something work...
1559306
There is a hard cardboard backing piece that attaches with tiny finishing nails around the entire back of the armoire. The instructions indicate not to omit the backing piece, because the unit becomes unstable without it. There are circular "punch-outs" about two inches wide if you want to run cords out the back. Other than that, the interior space is closed.
487335
Yes, that would seem plausible, but my shelves have equipment and books on the lower shelves, so you can't see the cords at all. I even have a power strip on the lower shelf in the back, and it is hidden. The bottom shelf is the full width of the cabinet, so there is a great deal of space for cords in the back and books, baskets, or equipment in front. It has been a nice sturdy piece, too.
726145
The top shelf has no back so outlets would work there; however, the bottom shelf back is enclosed and cannot accommodate outlets because the console fits flush to the wall.
886360
No. And the console didn't work. I used the cords that came to hook up to a previous console I already had.
2074511
no everything is exposed in the back. i used my own clips to bundle my cords to the cart
723218
Hi,There are no holes, notches or slots in the component. The rear of the unit is open, unless you cut holes in the cover that comes with it for your purposes.
1720388
Yes there are. Both in the top & bottom. The shelves also have angled corners so your cables can run down.
2115950
Yes you do have to drill into the console. It comes with directions but they are just pictures, no words. My brother in law did it for me and said it was pretty simple. It is pretty sturdy. I can really lean on it and it doesn't budge at all.
328488
No, the back is pressed board with holes in it for electronics. I have it against the wall. It is a nice piece for the money.
2165701
Yes, but the back of the bookshelf part has black cardboard on top and the bottom cabinet part is open for cords to pass thru.
1350551
Yes, based on my purchase of this item, it had all the power output cords. They are factory installed so there is no assembly required.
1974712
No.... I thought the picture made it look like that too. The circles you see in the picture are punch out holes to pull cords through. The shelves are open.