Stand Up Desk Store Under Desk Cable Management Tray Horizontal Computer Cord Raceway and Modesty Panel (White, 39")

After looking at **many** computer cable management under desk options and countless YT reviews, we settled on this unit for our standing desk. The build quality is exceptional. The unit was delivered with impressive packaging and without a single dent. The tray holds all our power and signal cables which can separated buy leveraging the embedded cable slots with zip or velcro wire ties (recommend the latter for ease of use) or even magnetic cable holders and zip ties! We used all 3 options to organize an unruly mess. My only consideration / comment is I wish the top mount brackets could have been easily reversed. However, b/c this tray is probably pressed from a single sheet of metal, they had to choose left or right facing ears. If the ears had been folded the other way, we could have pushed the tray further toward the rear edge of the desk. It still works perfectly. It is just set in a bit further than I'd liked. Yeah, we could have put the unit in a metal vice and rebent the hinges on each end and then repainted them but we decided to run with the unit as delivered. The tray is very rigid. We are very, very pleased! Great work!

Previously, my standing desk had wires dangling all over and was just a mess. Wires would get caught in my feet when stretching, sometimes inadvertently disconnecting power to my computer, speakers, and other accessories. NOT ANYMORE! This is a very well constructed desk cable management tray with the the best features, access points, and storage. From my pictures, you can see just how slick this thing looks and how it hides and organizes the mess of wires. It’s a great color match with my white 70” wide standing desk. Install was easy with provided screws, and being able to raise my standing desk made it that much easier. Cables can come down from the table top, across from either side, and even from under the table and meet at access points on this cable tray. I bought a pack of white velcro cable ties and white adhesive cable clips and everything works well together. Now I have organized and combined a dozen cables coming from my laptop, desktop, and two monitors into one setup. Looks as great as it functions!

I built a 6 ft cherry top and attached to a standup desk. Because I work from home, I have a lot going on since I have my setup for work and a separate setup for personal. That means I have 4 total monitors, 2 key boards/mice, speakers, amp, laptop and docking station, and kvm. All of this requires a ton of cables and the front of my desk faces the door. Originally, I had all of these peripherals sitting on a separate shelf below the desk. So it looked really messy when I raised the desk. I decided to attach everything to the underside of the desk. This allowed me to minimize the number of cables between the desk and shelf. Then I installed this product. It is very study with a good length and height to use. It also is mostly solid with small slits so it hides the mess well. The peripherals under the desk are now less obvious and it provides a way to store a long power strip and all of the extra cabling between components hidden.

The situation: Just about anyone with a sit/stand desk can tell you that managing cables is difficult if not straight up nightmarish. The underside of too many desks are a cobweb of rubber tubes darting this way and that. And that's if they're zipped tied and run through all-too-small plastic cable trays. My personal setup doesn't lend itself to simple managing of a monitor and PC. Add a PC, a MacPro work laptop, a monitor, two keyboards, a mouse, a Blackmagic ATEM switcher for those snazzy video calls, two cameras, a key light, a stream deck macro keyboard, speakers, a Shure SM7B mic with XLR cable and boom arm, and a wireless phone charger for good measure. And I'm still looking at a KVM switch, dedicated audio interface, and a Caldigit or Anker hub. *long inhale* Finally: This cable tray did exactly what I needed! It was the perfect size for my 60" bamboo top Jarvis desk. I thought it might obstruct the two cable holes, but luckily it did not. See the second picture to notice how (in my case) I was able to slip the speaker wire into the cable hole of the desk and it slips perfectly behind the cable tray. It's almost like they thought this through. Of course, this is my experience and your desk may vary. Installation: Note during assembly, I would recommend taking everything off the desk, stripping it down to just the frame and top, and flipping that sucker upsidedown. I drilled pilot holes. My top is 3/4" thick and the screws provided did not pop through the top (phew!). I would guess that there was about 1/8" between the end of the screw and the tabletop. So... if you're rocking a thinner desk, you may consider purchasing some washers. The meh: The tray itself could be a little deeper, but I'd imagine 90% of folks would say it's the perfect depth. I love the horizontal holes. This allows me to route cables along the wall, feeding my velcro straps through them, suspending them along the wall of the tray. Them vs. me: The pictures provided on the product page show the tray with the well facing toward the user, under the desk. This makes sense for an open office environment where this tray acts as a shield for other coworkers. For me, I faced it the other way as that side of the desk is facing the wall and the whole point was NOT to see the cables. For me, it's not enough to get them off the floor, I don't want to look under the desk and see them at all. On the floor or sitting casually inside the well of the tray.

I am a DJ & producer and have TONS of gear and have battled dangling cables and power boxes forever and am elated to have this product. Product seems to be the sturdiest, longest, and deepest under desk cable management system available. It came timely. It installed with 4 easy screws. It is not just for the intended desk, I used it on my own desk which is not the same brand. It is sturdy and good. 4 stars only because the price kinda hurt and because I like to reserve 5 stars for items or sellers that really go way above and beyond. There are far cheaper options for this type of product, but this seemed to be among the largest available for my needs, and I didn’t want to skimp on something so useful.

Agréablement surpris par ce plateau de gestion des cables. Il est très élégant même si peu visible, suffisamment spacieux pour contenir beaucoup de cables et la prise peut se placer n'importe ou, le cablage y est facile.

Easy to install, just four (eight total) screws provided for either end with pre-set holes. Mark where you want it on your desk, drill the holes, screw it on and there you go. I will note, make sure to account for a little more room for bulky plugs that might stick out beyond where you want (I didn't and had to move it's placement which was a pain, but my fault). I'm sure my cable management isn't perfect, but best I can do with where things will allow for, and a VAST improvement on hiding all those cables and plugs away, giving me back my full space under my desk. Seems sturdy and strong enough to hold everything, and I'm extremely happy with the results.

È un raccoglitore di cavi molto robusto e, per le mie esigenze (tavolo di 2 mt.), di lunghezza adeguata. Anche l'estetica è ottima perché nasconde bene i cavi ed eventuali ciabatte di corrente.

Utilisé pour un bureau AUM world de 180 x 80. Ce plateau de gestion de cable est solide, avec de belles finitions. Il y a pile poil la largeur pour mettre une multiprise dedans. Il tient très bien grâce aux 8 vis fournies avec (un petit coup de perceuse aidera quand même à faire rentrer plus facilement les vis).