How much space is underneath the unit? Is there room to put cables, router ect underneath?
1117127
There is a few inches of space underneath but not enough for a tennis ball to roll under. If you don't have a rented giant router/modem combo it will more than likely fit.
1117128
Not sure what ou mean by underneath....the storage shelves are large enough to hold those items...I put the DVD player on one side and the cable box on the other....my preference . I think they could be stacked on on side if you wanted.
1772886
I just measured. The opening is a square 2 3/4" X 2 3/4" and just under 1" deep. It would be very tight unless you had a router to enlarge the opening on 1 side by just over 1/4". Hope this helps.
1173569
There is a fair amount of space to get your hands and tools into this case, and the steel isn't going to immediately strip out if you accidentally over-tighten a post. There are plenty of Zip-tie points behind the main bulkhead to make your cables go where you want them. The only real issue I ran into with cable management was on the back side, which became crowded. I'm running 6 HDD's, so there's a fair amount of cabling to be managed, it still closes just fine, and I can gain access to everything I need.
1061846
No, it's 4" high, 15 3/4" wide, 11 3/4" deep. The important thing is the width underneath if you want to put your cable box under it. That would be close to 11 5/8" wide under there.
1751282
yes there is room for DVD player and cable box. The area is partially divided
1751278
I have a verizon Fios box on one side with a DVD player on top of that! Plenty of room!
644498
I have my cable box, my Blu-Ray player and a connection box so I don't have to unplug the disc player and connect the cable on the bottom shelf under the TV. The dimensions are 15" wide, 7 3/4" high and 31" long. This will give you an idea of how much room you have.
925207
http://reviews.cnet.com/routers/d-link-dir-868l/4505-3319_7-35768997.html8.5 inches high by 5 inches wide by 4 inches deep.
293129
The only ventilation is the space in the back which you use for your cables with the cabinet door closed. There is ample space between the shelves. And ... you can leave the doors off the unit if you choose.
2281211
some people use it as a 1/2 height server rack, I used it to store all my electronics. With the correct components, it can be used as a centrally located area for your electronics. I've hooked mine up with my surround sound, xbox, ps3, router, switch, power containment/management device.
2107481
Ditto what Bonnie responded: 15" shelves and 2.25" of space before the door. Keep in mind, with the receiver/cd player/etc depth, you have to allow for a couple inches with the cables plugged in the back of the unit.
1119139
Yes I have a 760 in mine right now and have room for more, there is lots of room in this no tight places except in how you want to set up and hide all those wires....which can be done just takes some planning and a little time.
644575
Yes, there's plenty of space. I uploaded a photo of my set up. Hope it's helpful!
114148
We do have ours on a narrow shelf that my husband cut to fit & mounted on the wall under our TV. Since all the ports are on the back of the unit, he left space between the wall & the shelf for all the cables to go through.
1401547
I put it behind my desktop as wireless receiver, it doesn't work well. Do not recommand for routers since it is kind big.
546107
The space is wide enough to place small DVD players and cable equipment. I would say less than 12 inches.
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.