🖥️ Enhance Productivity with VIVO Black 60 Inch Under Desk Privacy and Cable Management Organizer Sleeve, Wire Hider Kit Panel System DESK-SKIRT-60 Review

My desk faces a classroom full of teenagers so it was great to have this panel to hide all the cables and have some privacy. They are really well made and easy to assemble. They are strong and will hold all cords without tangling as they have a metal frame. I highly recommend! I bought a 60" and a 30" and put them side by side as I have an 8 foot table. I highly recommend them. It's hard to find a wired device for desks that aren't against a wall. This product was perfect for that!

This product is amazing and I ended up buying 3 items from Vivo for my desktop project. In the picture you can see a bracket for two monitors and a bracket for the processor. IMO one important thing (from the manual) is the 1/8 pilot for the screws. I knew I had to put the screws in a sturdy carving block and it worked with no problems. Apart from that, it's very simple. The only problem I had was that I couldn't fit the panel into the monitor mount like others. So I took it apart again, put…

This is a fairly simple device that is very easy to assemble and install. This makes the back of my desk (facing the front of my office) look much cleaner and more presentable. When I received the table apron, there were no parts in the box (connectors, clips and screws). I went to the Vivo website and sent a help request. It was a weekend and their support team only works at MF. However, the first thing I got was an answer on Monday and the parts were in my mailbox on Thursday. I love customer

Comes disassembled and I was afraid it would look crumpled when unrolled. Once you assemble the frame and stretch the material over it, this problem will go away. Unfortunately mine arrived with the wrong piece needed to assemble the frame but I didn't want to mess with anything so I just glued this joint. Aside from that minor issue, it does the job. I only got it as a modest panel, but you can easily route cables through the back panel and it hides them well. Note that if you're connecting…

The frame and installation is easy, but you may have trouble if you have a monitor arm clip that sticks out a bit. The fabric is thin and the velcro is cheap. The velcro needs to be more, the material needs to be a bit thicker as it is already falling apart in places where there is more weight/stress from all the packed cords. Especially where velcro is attached and weight is pulling. The clips they provide are made of plastic and are also of low quality. They didn't break, but I was afraid…

I was looking for something to hide the many cables hanging from my desk. I've never seen anything like it, but stumbled across it in my search. My desk overlooks my bedroom so I wanted something pretty. This not only hides the cables, but also has pockets for other things such as files. And it hides the bottom of my table. I have a cheap Ikea table so I decided to use Command ceiling hooks to hang it and they work great. The reason I took off a star was because it was overpriced for what you…

It would be nice if there were some sort of assembly instructions, I mean it doesn't seem like the most difficult thing to put together but there are enough poles supplied that it is necessary should were at least a basic assembly figure. The network is very large and there are several areas where cables can exit neatly. Everything comes out on the right side for me. Also allows you to be a little lazy by simply tucking the cords into your pockets without having to neatly route them. I have a…

This may seem like a simple product, but it is actually an absolutely wonderful tool for improving cable management. I really can't recommend it enough. The product itself is absolutely wonderful. I especially like the metal frame that fits inside and keeps its shape. However, there is one very important thing to note: the screws that come with the kit are VERY POOR QUALITY. They fell off almost immediately even though I drilled pilot holes for the screws. Do yourself a favour: ditch the screws