Does the remote control work when the set-top box is placed inside the cabinet and the doors are closed?
The situation is that I want to neatly conceal video equipment inside the TV stand. I am asking to gauge in advance whether devices can be operated with the doors closed and how cable management should be handled.
Because the doors are closed with natural veneer and the remote control signal cannot reach, the doors must be kept open when operating electronic devices.
The front is closed and the back is open[1][2]. The 셜록 TV 스탠드 월넛 of wekino uses walnut natural veneer on the doors to neatly conceal internal devices[3][4]. Because the opaque wood panel blocks the sensor, standard remote control signals using infrared cannot pass through the doors[5]. When operating a set-top box or console device, the doors must be kept open.
Instead, cable management is easy. Perforated holes are drilled by default at the bottom of the product's back, so device power cords and connecting cables can be drawn straight out through the rear[6]. It is a configuration suited to a lifestyle habit of hiding complicated cords and devices from view and opening the doors only when turning on the screen[7][8].
The specific size of the rear perforations or the number of holes has not yet been confirmed.