Are there any openings in back for cable wires or can the back be cut to make an opening.???
1760909
Yes, there are 6 holes approx. 1" to 1 1/2" knockouts. It was designed well and has held up well.
1760910
There are openings in each of the shelf sections and the back is thick cardboard so you can most definitely expand the holes if need be (I did in one case).
1972037
There absolutely is a cut out in the back. I have a dewalt plunge router in mine and the cord end is extra large and it fits through no problem. Love the table by the way, have probably 20 hours on it so far with numerous routers. Takes a while to get plate perfectly level but once done it stays perfect every time I use it.
1549400
The back sticks out and has guides for cables to route through it. You could probably make it flatter if you cut the guides off with a dremel.
2081015
Is it possible to drill a hole to allow for wire to fit through? Also is it absolutely sealed shut where wire wont go through?
1712393
Back isn't open but you could easily drill holes for wires. I'm out of the office but the opening is about 2 inches.... I don't think the mini would fit in the slot
333256
Yes, the back is finished so it is meant to sit out exposed. Just note that there are a couple of holes cut out for cable routing.
1540901
Yes there are cut out holes on the back of the stand for cables of items placed inside the doors, but not for anything you place on the stand itself
89178
It is completely open on the front and both sides. The back is partially covered by a panel with a large enough opening to easily feed all your cords through.
2086873
There are no cutouts on the back for power cords, but the backing material is some sort of thin composite material so it would be very easy to place cutouts where you wanted them. Hope this helps!
345462
Yes, there is an opening in the back of the desk for wires. No need to drape over the sides.
1059027
Yes, there are 2 openings, one at the top and one at the bottom. I would suggest chicken wire or something like that to separate the top from the bottom.
1758612
A small hole to accommodate the wires is all you need. Slanting it in the direction the wires are heading may help.
1011190
I don't have mine open now, but recall that the secret was to remove more screws and wires, which I think allowed separating the desired section. I initially tried what looked like the easy way with just a few screws, but the opening was not large enough to take it out that way, because protruding parts prevented mine from sliding out. If that's not clear enough, I can open mine again to refresh my memory.
2041148
Yes, the center spine works nicely to hide and organize the cables. There are multiple openings on the front and back designed for cable management. I have a 55" mounted using the spine & am very happy with it.
1402891
Mine has a solid back without any holes to put a chord through. However the back is about 1/16 inch thick and would be very easy to cut since it is just like a heavy card board like material. A utility knife should do the job easily. I would cut the hole in the back panel before nailing it to the piece. That way you can lay it flat while cutting it.
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My husband also just informed me that there are no openings BUT he just notched a small enough opening at the very bottom and then it's practically hid when you feed your wire thru and place it in the position you want IT in! YOU WON'T BE SORRY. .... WE LOVE OUR LIGHTS! !!!! GOOD LUCK! !! :)
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Can be installed in the center of cable at any location - Item is split on top!!