Can the elevated CPU rack be installed on the other (left) side? No pre-drilled holes? Or can you flip the glass (same on both sides)? Thanks!
1148502
The hole is indeed drilled for the elevated portion to be on the right side and is securely placed into the glass. The glass is attached to the desk itself. Unless you remove it, and know how to reinstall it, I would have to say it would not be for someone who needs a left handed elevation platform. Hope this helps you out.
1148503
There are no pre drilled holes on other side I raninto this problem accidentally. Apart from that desk is very sharp for the money.
1872636
Where the frame is drilled to accept the screws built into glass will not line up so it cannot be done just by the tops. However, looking at mine right now, I don't see why you couldn't alter the way you put it together and just swapped the whole frame side to side.
498200
Yes, the side panel is interchangeable so you can put it on either side according to your preference.
1419708
Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan I'll have to replace!
111856
No. If you want a straight rack, this one is not for you. However, the angle isn't very dramatic. I put a single space power strip at the bottom and was able to fit a full-sized server just above. The back of the server still clears the floor by about 1/4 inch
369322
All of them I have bought from amazon do. I generally only order these when prime is available. Now you will still need the hardware for mounting these in your rack, but the unit should come with two mounting brackets for the left bland right sides.
2002309
Yes. The shelf can be oriented either way by simply flipping the glass and putting the left bracket lower than the right bracket.
2079806
If the computer you are getting is the one in the photo then it can be used in either orientation. There was a family of optiplex computers (http://aceofalltrades01.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/optiplex_755_family.jpg) so make sure it isnt the "tower" version if you want to lay it on its side.
2208996
I believe that it's to just one side. I don't remember for sure as I installed it over the holidays & don't recollect it being an issue. Sorry if this isn't more clear.
783991
no it cannot be installed upside down, the screen only mounts one way into the chassis, mounting it upside down would cause the screen to be upside down reading it, it doesnt "screen flip"
547747
Yes, mine was on the right side and both openings are the same size. The hardware can be placed on either side.
802737
well...yes and no. You can with the lower, but the upper you will normally have tilted downward for better viewing and as the side monitors are angled on both axis all you will get is the top inside corner for them. If you do decide to keep the top straight then yes to both :)
389640
I've seen dozens of computers laid on there sides or any which way a business needs it to be to fit in its spot. There should be no issue unless you put the dvd drive upside down.
1183658
Mine does not quite match the current picture on Amazon, which shows two fan grills with mounting holes. Mine has a single grill without no screw holes. I don't often use discreet video cards on my business computer builds so I have no use for a side fan, but I do appreciate the large fan up front to move in cool air over the hard drives. - The I.T. Guy San Diego
915534
I installed it the way it is seen in the picture with the smaller compartment (for soap, razors, etc) on the bottom which for me makes sense when it comes to accessibility. So from what I have installed and what I usually have seen the bigger part goes up top. That is my recommendation but if your installing it lower somewhere it might make sense to flip it.
572707
Yes & No. Turn it "upside down" to have it open the other way. They do not have the holes or fixed nuts on the other side to enable mounting the hinges. You could however drill holes & supply your own nuts, which would not be that difficult. We have two of these mounted 14" apart, the left one opens from the right & the right one opens on the left. Technically, before hanging there is no "upside down". BTW, we love them!
633891
The cabinet has per drilled holes only on the one side. You could spot and drill on the other side if you wanted to.