What about cord/cable management?
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.
1646603
The cords will, of course, show in the back since there is no way to really hide them but that is the price for glass. However, it was a very good purchase for me, very, very easy to put together. Maybe you can figure out a way to minimize cord display.
1646604
You are on your own with this. You will have to purchase something from Amazon or one of the retail stores (not an expensive purchase and easily obtainable). However, I would like to emphasize that this should not be a deal breaker! The unit is great, easy to assemble - so easy that 2 college female college students - not at all handy - put this together in less than 20 minutes, and it really looks good! I had purchased another one costing more than double - with wire management for my son's apartment - and hours later, we still could not get the glass to lie level. Also, between the 2, this one looked far better and was much sturdier. You are on your own with this. You will have to purchase something from Amazon or one of the retail stores (not an expensive purchase and easily obtainable). However, I would like to emphasize that this should not be a deal breaker! The unit is great, easy to assemble - so easy that 2 college female college students - not at all handy - put this together in less than 20 minutes, and it really looks good! I had purchased another one costing more than double - with wire management for my son's apartment - and hours later, we still could not get the glass to lie level. Also, between the 2,... » Read More You are on your own with this. You will have to purchase something from Amazon or one of the retail stores (not an expensive purchase and easily obtainable). However, I would like to emphasize that this should not be a deal breaker! The unit is great, easy to assemble - so easy that 2 college female college students - not at all handy - put this together in less than 20 minutes, and it really looks good! I had purchased another one costing more than double - with wire management for my son's apartment - and hours later, we still could not get the glass to lie level. Also, between the 2, this one looked far better and was much sturdier. « Show Less
1646605
This is a beautiful item and I love it. But - I never thought that if it is see through, you can see the cords too. I just got tie ups and they do show - but - the item is still stunning and gets complements.
1725509
If the cables will run the complete length then you can leave them plugged in. If you will have cables only going part way down the length and exiting, then you would have to unplug them. You can leave the cables in place, just unplug them from whatever they are plugged into. Again the shape of this is a 40 inch line sheet that wraps around the cable. All along the sheet it has holes in it to feed the cable ends through.
842657
I had no problem with the cords. The problem that I did have was not finding the right button to turn on. Above the power button on the lower right of the monitor there are 5 very tiny buttons. Pressing the right one got it to work...
400084
Boltar: Good question. Unfortunately the answer is no. At present, the product will pull the cable in until it bottoms out, and doesn't have a part-way stop. (I've had times when I wanted my cord part way out, and I've found that a small binder clip is an effective, though not elegant solution.)
2012578
No, you're on your own there. I've used the brackets to loops cords to keep them from dangling too much, but I'd suggest velcro ties or the like to keep your cables bundled.
224556
Doesn't matter at all. I think it's just a way of keeping track of which cord goes to what device.
535947
Yes. The unit has a back with holes for cables. They are completely hidden.
1134367
The cord management system is pretty basic... The round metal tube that connects the TV bracket to the stand base is hollow and has an oval hole near one end. The ends of the tube and the oval hole are lined with plastic to protect the cords. Cords can enter the tube and pass back out through the oval hole, hiding the cables between the TV bracket and the stand base. Note that because of the locations of the openings in the tube relative to the connectors on the television, longer cords may be necessary. There are also holes in the cardboard backing of the stand base to pass cords into the stand. The cord management system is pretty basic... The round metal tube that connects the TV bracket to the stand base is hollow and has an oval hole near one end. The ends of the tube and the oval hole are lined with plastic to protect the cords. Cords can enter the tube and pass back out through the oval hole, hiding the cables between the TV bracket and the stand base. Note that because of the locations of the openings in the tube relative to the connectors on the television, longer cords may be necessary. There are also holes in the cardboard backing of the stand base to pass cords into the... » Read More The cord management system is pretty basic... The round metal tube that connects the TV bracket to the stand base is hollow and has an oval hole near one end. The ends of the tube and the oval hole are lined with plastic to protect the cords. Cords can enter the tube and pass back out through the oval hole, hiding the cables between the TV bracket and the stand base. Note that because of the locations of the openings in the tube relative to the connectors on the television, longer cords may be necessary. There are also holes in the cardboard backing of the stand base to pass cords into the stand. « Show Less
666186
The only thing I can think of is if you have an over head cord holder this nwould allow the cord to move in and out.... other than that I don't have a clue!
1426419
Greetings Joe, The most common option to keep the cord cover in place is double sided tape. If you have carpeted floors you can use velcro tape. If you have any questions, please let us know.
1936307
Yes, whatever is going through that cord will be transmitted. No special controls needed.
871834
Hello Trent and thank you for your interest in our product, yes this specific TV stand does allow for cord management inside the main posts.Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks againAndrea
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.
411795
If you follow the manufacturers recommendation for dealing with the cord and use a little common sense the cord is not difficult to manage, although you do need to keep in mind as you are working that there is, in fact, a cord.
71521
Forget about that. If you have a new motherboard then it will be very simple and everything only plugs in one place. So the largest cable plugs to the largest spread and work your way down from there. You can't really screw it up with the high end gear.
1345441
Answer here...there is a place to put the cord for the dvd player or cable box through
2018014
There is no problem with computer/phone/desk light cords. There are holes for all either in corner of desk or back of hutch.