Is it possible (is there room, are their holes) to feed the wires behind the back panel and up to the TV so they do not show?
1355167
Not really I just tape my loose wires together and call it a day because the base fits to the wall and it's no room to hide the wire's.
1355168
There are white or creme strips that fit in top of the wires + lay on the wall can hardly be seen
1983206
Hello and thank you for your interest in our product, this specific unit has a hollow pillar holding up the television, so you can place the wires coming from your television and other devices through these holes to keep them concealed from view. Please feel free to contact me for further assistance.Thanks again Andrea
935421
It is possible to feed the wires through the bar but a hole would need to be drilled in the light bar to feed the wires in.
769059
There are two round openings on the back panel. Where you can route all your cables through.
888278
YES-- you just have close your eyes when you do it--unless you can find another way to access your backup wires---I used an Epoxy putty to pack the hole around the wire---made it absolutely water tight, and really not that visible----hope this helps john b
718662
Yes, but your cables must be fished through the wall as the opening for them to attach to the soundbar is only accessible from behind or below, not from above.
1115248
Not really. They are in a "cable tray" if you will behind the vertical section. They're still fairly visible. Don't buy this thing. It's a POS.
1564806
No. I would not worry about it. I would look for some additional clamps for the wire though. Tip...make sure to keep the wire short and it will help the TV stay closer to the wall.
680359
You should see screw holes on your TV where the frame will attach. Most likely, I would assume the manufacturer wouldn't have obstructed this.
625918
There isn't a place to hide wires coming down from ceiling. Only suggestion is to run wires in back of pipe and hold in place with zip ties. I mounted my cable box and gaming consoles on shelf below tv were wires are barely visible.
1155070
There should be holes on the back of your tv pre drilled from the manufacturer of the tv
293130
There are holes in the back for the cables, and gaps around the glass doors. I leave the doors open while using the equipment. If that doesn't work for you, it would be easy to cut bigger holes in the back.
2013321
I don't know exactly what your tv looks like, but there's holes in the back and it doesn't fit flush to the back of the tv so even in areas where it wasn't completely open to the ports, I could still get the cords in there.
1752613
Yes. That is what I did. My TV hangs from the cabinet above. It attaches to the mounting holes on the back of the TV. All modern flat screen TV's have standard VESA holes in a variety of spacings. This mount has all of those standard spacings. That is why you see so many holes in the mounting plate.
119818
My wire box is slightly above and to the side of the mounts and is mostly hidden behind the speakers. To go thru the plate is possible, but a little tricky since it depends on speaker weight and stud support necessity.
119819
I drilled a hole in the ceiling, and mounted my surround rear speakers up high on the walls, so you can't see the wires. I don't think you need to drill a hole in either the metal mounting plate and/or the plastic mounting plate cover even if you put your wires through the wall.
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.