How are the wires from TV, speakers etc hidden?? Since it appears to have no back behind the TV?
750789
They're not. The back is open, but I'd you've got enough stuff on the shelves the wires aren't too visible
750790
They are not hidden. The best you can do is bunch them together and wrap them around the black steel beams with zip ties. Then they can be hidden under the bottom panel on the floor. But most likely the wires will be at least a little visible. It's not too noticeable, in my opinion.
750791
No where to hide wires very well...you have to be creative...only downside to this piece...love everything else about it :)
750792
They are not hidden, but looks fine. You could probably run them down the legs, shelves, etc. and they wouldn't show. The unit is absolutely gorgeous so don't let that stop you.
1729556
You have the option to make the 3 center speakers (the tall ones with 2 speakers on them) covered or not covered. The 4 satellite speakers and sub woofer you cannot uncover
1861784
It really depends on where the cords are going. Mine are not hidden because they go to an Xbox and a Cable box below the wall mounted TV.
1922105
There are four holes in the back of the speakers, although the wires go along the bottom of the base and the base extends about 1/4" beyond the back of speakers. Not sure that would be aesthetic for wall mount, some small floating shelves might be the way to go.
2251735
No you can't but if you cut into your wal you can hide them in the wall. I have them mounted on the side of my TV and the wires hide behind the cable box, dvd player and etc. Very good mount for the price.
350002
Those are good questions.I bought this unit by accident for a friend for Christmas.By the time we got to use this it was too late for return.I like the unit with the speakers because you don't have to worry about wires because the wires and speakers are tucked in and out of the way.I would not recommend this item.
731832
Sorta. It's a thin board on the back that you screw in (so the screws are quite visible). And then, as the other person mentioned, there is a hole in the back for wires. Not so pretty from the back...
535946
It does not. However, there is a mesh screen in the back which does a decent job of concealing the cables when looking at the unit head-on. As long as the unit is against a wall, and there is no light source coming from behind the unit, the cables cannot be seen through the mesh.
1408524
I believe the wire is the antenna. Why would you want the antenna to be hidden with no good reception?
1693569
Yes it will be flush against the wall. There are cutouts for the wires to go from the top cubby to the recessed area behind the bottom cubby where all the wires will be hidden. There is a cutout on the very top for your tv wires as well. I searched for a long time for the right media cabinet and am very happy with this one!
1263859
no the rear speakers are wired. I have a small walled room, so it was simple for me to hide the wires in plastic wall trunking along the ceiling.if you're wirin a large room, or a room with high ceilings, it would be difficult to run the wires i think.
775579
No mine is in front of the tv, because my tv sits on a shelf and the speakers of the tv come out of the bottom of the tv. So having the soundbar sitting in front of the tv makes more sense.
767112
You can drop cords behind this neat little piece. All our cords are hidden. We drop down to floor and plug into wall outlets nearby.
96983
You can actually run the cables through the mount so they are completely hidden
1320890
you can see the box.. It is just stating that you have room for the wires to be hidden with in the box... or circle
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.
190116
The rear speakers plug into the subwoofer and then the subwoofer connects to the soundbar via bluetooth. So there are speaker wires that go right to left in the rear (which is easy enough to hide under a couch), but prevents front to back wiring.