Is there a hole in the desk to run cables through?
627757
There isn't a circle hole but there is a panel you can pop out (permanently or just fold it out) to run your cables through. My display covers the entire area so you cannot see the opening.
1249842
It was designed for interior use under a desk. If you are planning cable management outside there are more appropriate products.
1596121
Yes, there is a hole in the back accessible from each of the 4 corners to feed cords through.
2229264
If you look at the back of the image of the desk you will see from the base to the top there is hole at the bottom and the top where you can pass your cables and keep it hidden behind it.
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.
1927007
I have "two" of these desk desk in my office - THERE are NO hole or punch outs in the 2 back panels, which you nail on during the final assembly. Both of my computer desk are against the wall - so I took off the small (10"x 24"- perforated section for easy removal) back panel where the computer goes. So it allows plenty of air - simple.Also - because the desk Back Panel (cover) is in two large sections parted horizonally - I left the nails loose on the center mating line - an pushed all cables thru this slit, and finished nailing tighter. Easy
2252092
There are no holes which can be used for mounting to a desk top. I think the two oval holes that you see in the picture are blind holes, that is, they do not go through the Docking Station.
400225
I would say no, in reference to your question. There are magnetics used in the cable connection for the computer on top. But I am sure totally by what you are meaning.
1313026
No. The inside store the cables and I have a USB surge protector hiding behind it. The base is VERY shallow. It would be great if it could.
1901759
The hole is not huge, but I was able to get power, and 3 HDMI's though it. It depends how many cables you try to push through.
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.
1374875
Yes,there is a hole in each section.There is also a piece that can put all your cords together.
569394
There are a few holes on the back used for bolting it to the wall, you may be able to use those holes to route your security cable.
1720879
yes, there are 4 holes in each corner of the box. When I secured it to the wall in our office I only used screws in 2 of the holes along the right side of the box d/t where the stud was. The holes should be big enough to run a cable through them. Be warned, though, the box is VERY heavy so it may be tricky to make the box secure and not have it "wobble" against a non-flat surface. Perhaps using extra-long zip ties might work depending on the size of the post. Hope this helps. Good luck!
569393
There are 2 bolt holes in the bottom and 2 on the back for securing it to something. I suppose you could run a cable through one or both.
1490274
There are small screw holes that a thin cable could fit through. Check Stanley locks on Amazon
250504
there isnt any bolt hole on the base at all but I guess if you wanted to you could drill holes so that you could bolt it to the desk. Hope this helps