Does it have the holes in the backboard for cable management? What's the depth?
774246
No, it doesn't have the holes in the backboard but it is one inch smaller. So I run the cables through the gap. The depth is 15 inches.
774247
The back boards have a gap for the cords. No drilled holes. The depth is 14". Very nice unit. Great doors and easy to assemble.
774248
There is no hole but the back doesn't go to the top service of the cabinet. The depth is 15 inches
584455
There are no holes in the back for cords, however we punched two holes with a Greenlee punch which worked perfectly. I don't know if the stand would be stable without the back.
535948
this unit has a mesh screen with holes for the cables to come out the back worked for me
545569
I had the same concern when I bought the case. It exceeded my expectations on cable management. There are definitely better cases if that's what you're concerned about, but there is plenty of room for wiring if you take the time to make sure everything is organized.
1720389
The holes are in the backs of the top shelfs. Any electronics in the lower shelves need to be routed up to the top shelf or you will need to drill holes of your own. Back of the unit is basically solid.
433954
Yes, the front of the case has hinges and snaps shut magnetically. When opened three 5.25" slots (cd,dvd,bd,etc.) and two 3.5" slots (floppy, etc.) are revealed, which have covers that can be popped out to insert a device. Inside the case there is plenty of room for cable management for any inserted devices. Also, there is space for three (four including the extra slot above the three 5.25" slots) internal drives (hdd,sdd,etc.) of standard size. All of these connect in a screw-less fashion.
990798
No hole in the corner or sides. However it does have four mounting .25 inch holes on the bottom you may be able to modify to use with a cable lock.
1089493
There is a back with a slot for the cables in the center of the stand. The side sections or "wings" don't have backs, but since it is a corner stand it doesn't show. It is a very nice piece of furniture and easy to set up. We have a 46" TV on it and it fits in the corner nicely
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.
1357455
It does have 4 pre-drilled holes in the back. I don't remember the exact spacing but it was not as wide as I would have liked as I was only able to get 2 of the pre-drilled holes on a stud at any one time. I bought the 2 biggest drywall screws I could find and finished attaching the locker that way. This was not a problem for me due to the place where I mounted it, but it is something to be considered. The rear wall of the safe is not particularly thick, so with the proper tools you may be able to drill holes on the back for wider stud spacing.
1089488
Yes The back of the cabinet measures 20 inches wide. There is a vertical opening in the back to run your cables through ...1 inch wide by approximately 13 inches high. For access to the shelf and bottom of the cabinet....The left and right section of the cabinet wings do not have a back .....It`s Very Easy to put together
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.
1180625
Yes. unfortunately, certain parts could fit better, like the plastic plugs to cover the screw holes (I left half off because I couldn't get them to fit) and some screw holes that were not pre-tapped (I put enough screws to hold together, not all of them). Unstable until the back cardboard panels put on. cable access holes in back panels could be larger. On the good side, looks great. I kept it.
328491
No the back is a thin wood with large holes in it for the various cords to go through. We love our. It is very well made and holds our DVR and CD player at the bottom and there is storage behind the cabinet doors - it is a small space but good. Hope this helps.
1037272
I actually cut a slot at the front of the Grommet hole in the desk. It is ( not exactly ) 4" or so wide and about a 1/4" deep. it fits great and now I still run all the cables right up through the hole. Warning: if you are going to do this on the desk you currently use, I did. You will have dust from the cuts all over the room. But a jigsaw and a straight line gets it done really quick.
1646602
There is no cable management. I just zip-tied the cables to one of the rear pillars. They end up pretty well out of sight.
1540902
Not exactly sure what you mean, but the back panel does have pre-cut holes in the 2 sections that get covered by the doors to feed cables through. The middle section does not, however.