#ad 9 picks for hiding desk cables: under-desk trays, wire sleeves, a wall cord cover and a cable spine for sit-stand desks, plus 2 Ergocrew guides and 1 university safety page. At ergocrew.com we compare the published specs of home-office gear side ...
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Under-Desk Trays
Sleeves and Covers
Before You Buy
Under-Desk Trays
Pick one: five clamp-on or screw-mount trays from 15.75 to 36 inches.
The listing describes a 36" x 5.5" x 5.5" no-drill tray with clamp-on or screw installation. My pick if you need to hide a full power strip and adapters under a wide desk.
Univivi 36-Inch Under-Desk Tray
The listing is for a 32-inch under-desk cable management tray in black. My pick if the 36-inch size is too long for your desk.
Univivi 32-Inch Under-Desk Tray
The listing names clamp or screw mounting, a fabric wire-management design and a 35.8" x 5.6" size in black. My pick if you want a full-width tray from a different maker.
Cotohim Clamp or Screw Tray
The listing describes a 25.3-inch metal tray with a no-drill clamp that fits tables and standing desks. My pick if you want no holes in the desk and a shorter tray.
25.3-Inch Clamp-On Metal Tray
The listing is for a 15.75-inch no-drill under-desk tray. My pick for a short desk or a single small power strip.
GZOKMOG 15.75-Inch Tray
Sleeves and Covers
Add what you need: split sleeves, a wall cord cover and a cable spine.
The listing is for 10 ft of ½-inch split wire loom tubing for USB, power, audio and video cables. My pick if you want to bundle several cords into one sleeve.
Alex Tech 1/2-Inch Split Sleeve
The listing is for 25 ft of ¼-inch split wire loom tubing in black. My pick for slim single cables such as USB leads.
Alex Tech 1/4-Inch Split Loom
The listing is for a 157-inch cord hider kit in white, 0.95" wide and 0.55" high, made for cords on a wall. My pick if cables run down a wall to the outlet.
Delamu Wall Cord Hider Kit
The listing is for an adjustable-length flexible cable spine, 133 cm, made for sit-stand desks. My pick if your desk raises and lowers and the cables need to follow it.
Cable Spine for Sit-Stand Desks
Before You Buy
Two Ergocrew guides and one university page on cord safety.
Our guide to where each desk cable should go, from the laptop to the wall. Read it before you choose a tray or sleeve.
Where Each Desk Cable Should Go
Our guide to under-desk cable organizers that fit without taking your legroom. It helps you match a tray to your desk before you buy.
Under-Desk Organizers That Fit
The University of Kentucky's occupational health and safety page on extension cords, including keeping them out of walkways and from under carpet. Useful before you route cords under a desk.