FLEXISPOTUnder Desk Cable Management Tray, Metal Raceway Wires Cable Tidy Organizer Office and Home Cable Tray Use for Standing Desk (White)

This cable tray helped clean up all the wires under my desk.It keeps everything off the floor and out of sight, which makes the space feel more organized.The metal build feels solid and holds multiple cords and a small power strip with no issue.Installation was quick with the provided screws.It would be helpful if it came in different sizes or finishes to better match desk setups.Still, a great addition for anyone trying to keep their workspace tidy.

No complaints. Installed easily on my Flexispot bamboo top desk with the provided cardboard template. Just make sure you use some electrical tape or some kind of tape in your drill bit to make sure your pilot holes don’t go too deep. Holds my powers strip where everything plugs into.

Does what it’s supposed to! PRO TIP: DO NOT THROW THE LONG CARDBOARD PEICE AWAY! It lines up perfectly to the edge of the desk.. or whatever. Note here’s the BUT… the hex handle to screw in the teeny tiny screws to hold the ‘basket’ to the arms … DOESNT FIT TOGETHER! I repeat the hex handle for the micro screws is too big!! WTF! Thankfully Mr husband HAPPENED to have the hex handles to get them in.. so beware!Great product does what it’s supposed to keeps the cords organized and not looking like a rat nest. But before you get all up under the desk.. or wherever you need the cord keeper.. test those friggin micro screws with the hex handle so if you don’t happen to have any you can at least go get one!This it the ONLY reason why I gave the star rating I did.

This is the only under the desk mounted cable tray that I could find that fits the Anker 12 outlet surge protector. Love the design being able to zip tie through the tray itself. I drilled the included screws into the top of an Alex IKEA Desk. Gotta say, not a huge fan of that desk specifically because the core is not solid would, so the screws don’t feel very secure. Would recommend really cheap dry wall anchors to be included with this tray as that could increase the security of the attachment, or just having a solid wood desk top. Fantastic product otherwise.

Easy to install. Would recommend using some cable straps with it to make the best use of the tray.

WARNING: This screws into your desktop, it's not clamp-on. Which means you will obviously need to drill holes.This is one of the rare under-desk trays that are all metal, and the bracket system allows for easy installation as you screw the brackets into the desk, and then attach the tray - so you can use an electric drill with screwdriver bits. It also comes with all the hardware you need, including a piece of cardboard to help.mark the right spots to pre-drill the holes. Don't be like me, don't throw that away thinking it's a piece of shipping material. Once installed, it doesn't move, and will hold some weight. I also appreciate the aeration and indentation to route cables.I only gave it 3 stars because of these things:* The brackets are short. It's not in the product pictures (now I know why), but the bottom of the tray is only 3 ½" away from the desktop. This means one side has only 1 ⅛" clearance, making it all but unusable for anything but passing cables, and the other side has about 2 ½" - making it possible to use with a power strip inside, but very, very hard if you have adult hands. If your adult hands are also typical male hands, you'll probably end up hating the universe. Or with a couple fingers stuck in the tray.This also means, and this is important, that if you're planning to use a power strip, it'll have to be a thin one. Mine only works sideways, otherwise bulky computer plugs don't have enough clearance at the top.* As I said, the brackets are short. The front has a high ledge, which will prevent you from using the tray from that side, unless you're only passing cables. Forget about plugs.

ideal for cable management to keep the cables tidy

It holds onto the desk very well and I have fit my cords in under there. But I had to use a non-traditional sized power surge protecter to get it to fit there and the plugs had to be in a way that was sticking out sideways because there was no space up and down. It does the job tho and it is sturdy af