Is the panel on the back of the stand used to hide the cables for the TV and other components?
769056
You might be able to use it for that purpose, but I just dropped the wires behind the panel since I have other components/items that fill up the shelves.
769057
The panel in the back does a great job of hiding the cables. With the black glass shelving and back panel. The cables blend in nicely behind this stand.
769058
No, back is open. If you use HDMI cables you should not have that many. There are a couple of holes In the back panel you might use if you want to.
769059
There are two round openings on the back panel. Where you can route all your cables through.
2197433
There is a hole for wires to come up from the lower shelf to where the TV sits. There is another large hole behind the TV to run wires. The back of the unit is wood grain cardboard. If needed additional holes can be cut into that at discreet locations.
925513
It's to hide cables. If you have cables going all over the place it impedes the airflow and cooling in the case.
1063653
No the tv just sits on top of the unit. You could clamp the back of the tv stand to the top of the unit to secure the tv to the top.
1071845
It has a round cut-out in the back panel that can be used for component cords. It can allow cords from both shelves. I personally didn't install the back panel at all, to allow for multiple components.
797743
No. As others said, the shelves are triangular, relatively small, with no holes for cables out the back. This would not be a workable solution for electronics.
2081220
No but there is another solution. The back panel helps in keeping the stand "squared" especially when weighted down with equipment. I had the same problem and solved it by cutting out the appropriate amount of panel to fit connections...not much to cut and it worked. Good luck.
1934677
You can run wires behind the section where the DVDs are (hard to see in the pictures), but to access them once the stand is mounted is difficult unless you have very small hands that can reach through the holes. But it IS possible to hide the wires if you just plan on putting the tv as pictured (on top of the stand, instead of mounting it to the wall).
985304
Hi. The other side of the back panel would be the front of the tv. That's where the screen is located.
1996329
The left and right sides, from top to bottom are exposed. The center (top to bottom) is covered by a panel with 2 holes to run cables through, one near the top and one close to the bottom.
1170451
The mount itself does not hide the cables. I took black tie wraps and put the cables behind the post and tied them back. You can't see any cables at all. Keeps things neat and clean looking.
1428692
The stand is hollow allowing the cables to go inside them. I like this stand and have used it for about a year or so. It is solid and allows positioning of the monitors. I have two 27" monitors which is the largest I would consider w this stand.
406327
I did this by using electrical tape to secure the wires on the back of it along it's frame. I can't stand wires either, but looking at my TV and the stand from the couch I can't see a single one.
2231484
Yes it does and yes the back is great for all the cables in any of the shelves. I highly suggest you get it. I love this thing
354213
The stands are designed to hide the wire in the post of the stands. It is grooved out in the back and you just push the wire into the groove.
156601
Yes, the back panel looks just like a regular tv with a coaxial "ant in" input. There are also two HDMI, component, pc in, dvi input, and digital audio out in the back with a usb on the side. Hope this helps!
2197434
Yes, there is a large hole behind where the TV base sits, and another in the back board where cords can run from the TV to the wall outlets.