Stand Up Desk Store Under Desk Cable Management Tray for 60in Desks

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).

I bought this tray for an Uplift desk, worrying that it would be too large. It fits perfectly. There is plenty of room to hold all my various cables, power supplies, power strips, network cables, and whatever else. All of the cutouts are great for organizing and securing cables with zip ties. The tray looks very nice, is sturdy, and high-quality.The instructions suggest turning the desk upside down to install it. Instead, I used a couple small C-clamps to hold it in place and, after a bit of measurement and adjustment, just attached it using the included screws without any trouble.

Installed, added LED strip, and managed cables within an hour.This product itself makes it very easy to hide a vast amount of cables. I recommend using velcro straps meant for cable management. I feel like this product and those straps were made for each other. I was able to very easily mount three multi-strip surge protectors on one side and, relatively neatly, hide the cables behind the product.Also, I will add, for this Monkey Pod desk I have which varies in thickness, but averages 3" thick, I opted to ditch the mounting screws this product came with and went with just four 1-5/8" lag bolts that I had. As a recommendation, I would advise any would be purchaser to maybe use a different, more robust mounting solution than the screws that came with. It really all depends on what the product is being mounted into.Overall, this has turned out amazing! I am very satisfied. You do not want to see the before photo.. LOL

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.

This raceway is great! I have my desk facing the wall. The tray I have facing forward (which is backwards?). All my power cables are in the front and accessible. All my other cables such as network, usb, etc. are neatly strapped to the back where you can't see them. So you only see the power cables from the front if you peak under.The reason I set it up this way is because I have a ton of cables. Cables that do not fit in smaller cable management solutions. Audio video equipment, mounted lights, PC, laptop, dock, etc. (list goes on).