Is that photo of the cables going through the stand accurate? I don't see any mention of cable management so I am curious.
1428690
Yes is correct, there is a hole at the base in the vertical pice, and there is a cable holder at the top. no way to run it thu the horisontal bar tho.
1428691
Yes, there's a pretty wide hole\slot at the base of the stand that allows cables to be fed in and up to the top. The cables cannot be fed along the arms but coming out of the top is no problem. As am aside - I have 2x 27inch IPS monitors on my stand, they barely fit and no way would anything wider fit!
1428692
The stand is hollow allowing the cables to go inside them. I like this stand and have used it for about a year or so. It is solid and allows positioning of the monitors. I have two 27" monitors which is the largest I would consider w this stand.
841813
Yes it is...I just tested it out myself because I didn't know for sure. Hope this helps...the only thing I will say is that when you put it on the stand it tends to pop out a bit. You may want to put something in the bottom front of your device to keep it put in it's place.
2081220
No but there is another solution. The back panel helps in keeping the stand "squared" especially when weighted down with equipment. I had the same problem and solved it by cutting out the appropriate amount of panel to fit connections...not much to cut and it worked. Good luck.
2229262
The desk does not come with a cable management system, but there is a panel in the back of the desk which is there to route your cables through. We mounted cable routing ties to this (the panel is thick enough to use screws) and the panel hides all of the cables. Worked well. the smoked glass top also "hides" the cables a bit.
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
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.
525569
i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D
535947
Yes. The unit has a back with holes for cables. They are completely hidden.
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.
1223471
The cables are already set up for you straight out the box, all you have to do is just pull the cables to the top of stand and place the pin through the hole to lock it in place and run the cable along the back of the stand.
1176749
With careful feeding of the cables, I do believe there is room for those 4 cables in the opening. It's the HDMI ends that may present a problem, but if you feed them through the opening carefully, you can probably get all 4 cables through.
1170451
The mount itself does not hide the cables. I took black tie wraps and put the cables behind the post and tied them back. You can't see any cables at all. Keeps things neat and clean looking.
1091592
The stand is fixed, it does not swivel. You have most likely put it together correctly.
696070
Actually, it did. I don't think it showed them in the picture, but they were there. It also came with the complete frame, which meant all the switches and cables had to be transfered from old to new. If yours comes in the same way, just take your time, don't try to do it all at once, as to limit the chance for mistake. good luck. edit: you should maybe go ahead and order them, and some of the double sided tape used to attach the display. Seems like from some of the other answers, everyone is getting something slightly different. Better to be safe than sorry. Besides, the tools come in handy for other stuff anyway.
1963003
No, it is not ok. The stand is part of the set and is included in the package. hope this helps
1238639
Are you sure the cables got hooked up during assembly? There should be a drastic difference
1448452
I just kept all the cables inside with a tie wire before mounting it. You shouldn't have any problems.