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The Tria Series wall shelf systems offer hassle-free shelving and cable management solutions suitable for any environment, with or without a flat panel. Hassle-free shelving and cable management solutions suitable for any environment. Click here for a larger image Neatly organize components without the need to run the connections through your wall. View a dimension diagram. Click here for a larger image Keep It Clean Tria 1 is a single-shelf, do-it-yourself solution that allows you to neatly organize components right under your flat panel without the need to run the connections through your wall. Tria 1 is designed with covers that easily snap on to the spine, for routing and concealing wires. The Tria 1 is constructed using 6mm tempered glass, and supports up to 30 lbs (13.6 kg). It's fully adjustable at one-inch increments, to get it set just where you need it, and is also compatible with OmniMount's Tria 2. Customize It The Tria 1 features paintable, trimmable covers make them customizable for any application. It can also be used with or without a flat panel, of course. Hardware Included The Tria 1 includes a complete hardware kit for installation, and is intedned to be mounted on a single wall stud. Tria 1 Specs Supports up to: 30 lbs (13.6 kg) Shelf: 6mm tempered glass Mounting: Single-stud Dimensions: 17.5 x 16.5 x 16.5 (445 x 419 x 419 mm) (W x H x D) Color: Black with black glass and Platinum with clear glass Warranty: 5 years About OmniMount OmniMount, an innovator of A/V mounts and furniture for more than a quarter century, is the choice of professional installers and the brand most recommended by flat panel manufacturers. What's in the Box Wall Plate, Shelf Bracket, Glass Shelf, Cable Cover, End Caps, Complete Hardware Kit, Instruction Manual

AVF Eco Mount Double AV Component Shelving System ES250B-T TV & Display Stands

OmniMount ECSB Component Shelf ECSB 1156

The ECS is a glass wall shelf that is designed to hold a cable box, DVD player or most any other component that needs to be located next to a mounted television. Designed to hold a cable box, DVD player or most any other component that needs to be located next to a mounted television. Click here for a larger image Supports components up to 30 lbs. ECS dimension diagram. Click here for a larger image Made for Electronics The ECS shelf is made with 8mm tempered glass, an the wall plate hides bolts, for a clean, modern look. The wall plate features integrated cable management, for concealing messy cabling. The shelf features a pivoting arm, for side-to-side movement, and a black nylon stabilizing strap for keeping your components in place. Hardware Included The ECS includes a complete hardware kit for installation, and is intedned to be mounted on a single wall stud. ECS Specs Supports up to: 30 lbs (13.6 kg) maximum shelf capacity Shelf: 8mm tempered glass Pan: Left and right Mounting: Single-stud mounting Dimensions: 18.0 x 9.1 x 20.1 inches (457 x 231 x 571 mm) (W x H x D) Color: Black with clear glass and Platinum with clear glass About OmniMount OmniMount, an innovator of A/V mounts and furniture for more than a quarter century, is the choice of professional installers and the brand most recommended by flat panel manufacturers. What's in the Box Glass Shelf, Mounting Arm, Mounting Arm Cover, Wall Bracket, Wall Bracket Cover, Complete Mount Installation Hardware Kit, Instruction Manual

Jewel's debut album, Pieces of You, reveals a special voice--strong and focused on both the whispery verses and the hooky choruses. The recording also exposes an unfortunate tendency to present trite, hackneyed sentiments as if they were oracular visions from a young prophet to a jaded world. For the most part, Jewel sings to her own acoustic guitar accompaniment, but she has a lot more in common with, say, the Indigo Girls or Lisa Loeb than with Judy Collins or Nanci Griffith. Despite her soft soprano and pretty melodies, her songs have an iconoclastic edge which make her more of an unplugged alternative rocker than a folkie. Her songs too often betray their origins as written verse in their hard-to-sing meters, unmusical phrasing, and diary-like pronouncements. Nonetheless, a few numbers, such as "Morning Song" and "You Were Meant for Me," show a spark of humor about romance, and hint that Jewel may yet write songs worthy of her remarkable voice. --Geoffrey Himes

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R.E.M. pushed the jangle out of the picture with Monster, replacing it with reverberating snaps, crackles, and pops. An album that wraps itself to '70s glam finery while reaching out to the flannel-clad post-Nirvana throngs, it largely succeeds at demonstrating that these Georgians still know how to rock. The MTV fave "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" kicks things off on a high note as Peter Buck's distorted power chords set the tone for the 12-song set. "Strange Currencies" may be alarmingly reminiscent of the Automatic for the People hit "Everybody Hurts," but it's actually the superior song. "Let Me In" is a heavily distorted nod to the fallen Kurt Cobain. While Monster is far from R.E.M.'s most consistent effort, it stands as a ragged and risky respite from safe and sound alterna-rock. --Steven Stolder

Steel construction. Perfect for elevating LCD monitors to ergonomic desk height. Also holds other small office machinery. Holds up to 40 lbs. 11-1/2"x15-1/4"x4-1/2".