Scanfield Cable Management Under Table, Set of 2 Cable Duct for Desk, Cable Management Desk, Modular Cable Holder Dissipates Heat, Spacious Cable Tray Base, Cable Basket Black

I did a lot of research on youtube trying to see what people were doing to manage their cables on their desks. A lot of people were using cheap plastic raceways, which work well, but are definitely limited to just lightweight cables. While others were recommending these super expensive metal trays or mesh trays, which while very upscale, I mean come on, its hidden under the desk!So I had my doubts when it came to these trays, but I was thankfully proven wrong. The material quality is great, as is the finish on them. They have multiple mounting options, like screwing them into the bottom of the desk, the back, or even hanging from a lip on the top if you're just wanting to stick it on. Came with screws and cloth and loop cable management strips, but unfortunately the sticky pads came pre applied, so if you don't intend to use them like me, you're basically stuck with them applied. Not a huge deal, but I worry that my cables might snag on them at some point and peel off the backing.Also, it comes in two parts, so you can have a space in the middle to install a clamp for a monitor arm in between them, or customize your cable management as you need it. Rather than one long, cumbersome strip.Anyway, long story short. Its very nice quality, its sturdy, and its does what its meant to do. Very good value for the price.

We used the screws to install both trays under the desk. We used the drill diameter they suggested, but also used a drill collar to set the depth. The drill collar, set to the depth of the screws, prevented accidental damage to this new desk's pristine surface. We left a little space between the two trays for the monitor arm mount. We did not use the template at the edge of the desk because we wanted to place it slightly further back. We put a piece of painters tape the length of the desk and drew a straight line with a yardstick where we wanted to line up the template. We then used painters tape to attach the template to the desk long enough to drill 3 holes and then moved the template to the other side for the second tray.We put the desk all the way up before loading cables, so that the two cables (surge suppressor cable and ethernet cable) coming out of the trays would be the right length even if the desk was at its highest setting for some reason in the future. I think performing a desk reset causes it to go to the lowest setting and the highest setting, so I just want to be safe. 3 large AC Adapter blocks for monitors and the docking station fit fine in one tray with space to spare, while the other holds the surge suppressor and other coiled cables. The Velcro cable straps came in handy, but I used a few more that I had already to complete the job.I am very happy with this classy looking solution to managing cables with an up-down or standing desk.

They work as you expect them to hold in all your cables. You’re still able to see some of the cables when they come down through the holes to plug into other things, but for the most part, everything is hidden.

Purchased the large or pair on these and purchased Anker 3 power strips. The power strips fit well into the design being the correct width to either sit flat or horizontal in the holders. Unlike the set of plastic holders that broke after a period of time, these should last. The screws included were good and the velcro cable wraps are great to help keep cords in order.The open design allows ease of access and spaces for cables to added to power strips.

easy to install, good product

On our large desk we mounted three of these (had to buy 2 packs of 2) to allow cable management from left to right completely. We mounted them the same distance apart as the cord gaps and it looks like one cohesive unit.A bit more expensive than it probably should have been given its stamped/die cut, bent, and powder coated metal, but the end result was gorgeous.

Doesn’t come with instructions

Can’t really ask more of it I guess.