Cable Management Under Desk Tray, No Drill Cable Management Box With Clamp for Wire Organization, Cord Organizer for Office, Home - No Damage to Desk (Black)

This cable management tray allows you to hide your power strip and take it off the floor/your desktop. The holes on the site allow to easily run cables to your devices

This is great. It has a small profile that is exposed to your desk. The clamps are wide enough.Configurable:It latches on your desk with a small profile. The clamps are wide enough to handle most situations.Ideally goes below your desk and points under the desk. But because it's a nice basket, you can also make it point outward. And if you want to see it, you can make it go above your desk.It can be used as cable management. It can hold a power strip. It can hold devices. It can hold docks. If you use it as a basket, it can hold just about anything.

Sooo easy to install. To be able to move this tray around without drilling holes is everything. If we can avoid drilling holes, we'll go that route every time. My toddler likes to crawl around sometimes she'll get caught in the wires. My wires and power blocks are no longer hanging or sitting on the ground.

A no-drill solution for desk cable management. It effectively hides wires but could be slightly larger for heavy-duty setups.

I installed the arms backwards so the basket can hang on the side of my desk instead of under. I use it to hold a tiny CPU, spare mouse and webcam for my work-from-home job. Prior to doing work from home, I used it for my Xbox controller, my headset, tablet and a spare mouse. The basket is a decent size both in length and depth to hold a variety of items. The holes on each end make it easy for cable management if holding things like power strips or in my case, the CPU with all the cables coming out of it (power, ethernet, monitors, keyboard, mouse, camera, etc). Hooks on to the desk with adjustable bolts on the underside with protective stoppers on the ends to prevent damage. Adjustable to many different thickness of desktops. Good quality, decent price

I recently tried the under-desk cable management tray, and it has been a game changer for my workspace! Unlike other products that require drilling, this one easily clamps onto any desk surface—wood, glass, or more—making it super convenient to install and reposition. The unique design includes anti-scratch mats, ensuring my desk stays pristine. Made from sturdy metal, it's not only durable but also stylish, holding up to 10 pounds of cords effortlessly. With its ability to keep all my cables organized and off the floor, my workspace is now tidy and clutter-free. This organizer is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their home or office setup!

This tray that effectively extends the space of a table, desk, or countertop is a brilliant idea. That it can be extended outward or inverted to hide underneath a desk gives it added flexibility.Most households can use at least one of these somewhere. In a kitchen, office, or workshop or garage even. It can be an under-desk cable organizer or it can be a spice rack, while looking good in almost any setting.Beyond that the quality of the components and black finish are very good. No flaws found on my inspection. Currently priced at just sixteen dollars after coupon this excellent product represents a good value as well. It is quality built to last for decades.

Haven't had a chance to install it yet, but it should install easily and allow me to run all my wires through to clean up the mess that's currently at my feet. Sometimes I unintentionally kick a wire and pull a plug out of the wall, causing me grief.I like the tray since my monitor and laptop both have the bulky brick midway through the cord, and the tray will hold those nicely.The pads on the clamps will help hold the tray to my desk, and prevent scratching, so that's a win as well.The only thing I wish was different was a way to get the cords in the tray/guide without having to unplug them and feed them through the holes on both sides of the tray. Would be nice if there was a small opening on both sides that let me slip the cord into the hole without unplugging it. However, that's minor inconvenience. Once done, I shouldn't have to touch it again, unless I change monitors, etc.