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Hi @evo75,
That sounds entirely possible. Personally, I'd take a round file and create a clearanced and notched section for your cable at the rear edge of the shelf. The cable can be placed behind the shelf, and the shelf can slide onto the bracket. This would allow the cable to slip neatly behind the shelf.
Alternatively, you could drill a hole through the shelf, but you'd just need to place it in a location that doesn't interfere with the bracket arms that slide within the shelf. Here are the instructions to give you a better idea of where your hole could be placed.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
Thanks Mitchell. It’s so I can place a modem on it. The modem has around 6 cords, and it around 6cm in length. I have a flexi storage 600w x 38h x 240D which will fit on the left side of the wall so may need to use that. The other side has 40cm wall before a window. Can you still file or should I place it a 1-2cm from the corner wall?
I'd probably suggest placing it slightly out from the wall and then running some cable trunking down the wall @evo75.
Mitchell
