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Review on Efficient Desk Cable Management: 50-Piece Wire Organizer Kit with Adhesive Cord Clips and Zip Ties by Eric Mueller

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great organizational tool

My boss' desk has been wired for years. As items were added to the table (speakers, new scanner, new printer, etc.), the cables became increasingly messy. It was a mess for years and nobody could handle it. With COVID protocols most of us are working from home and there is only one person completing a few chores each day that require us to be on site. I decided to use this time and take control of the cords. I started disabling everything and organizing similar things together. I was planning on using zip ties but they seem to suit the needs better as we can get updates and I didn't want to spend a lot of time reorganizing and re-binding everything. Plus, they came with the added bonus of an adhesive backing. So I came on a day when the office was empty and reorganized everything. I started around 1pm and didn't leave until 5:15pm (seriously, that table was a mess). I could find cords from old office equipment that we kept plugging in because we didn't know what was old and what was new. Initially the table used 3 extension cords and a backup battery. Due to the cable length, I could only do without an extension cable. These reusable cable ties saved lives! I cleaned all the surfaces I wanted to stick them to, defined exactly how I wanted, then removed the backing and stuck them to the walls, table and even the heater. I had to go back almost a week after putting everything in and I was so happy to see that everything was left where I left it. I will be buying some of these for home use to organize my kitchen appliance cords and maybe re-route them behind our living room TV. me, so I couldn't mount it properly on the wall. A colleague brought the appropriate screws and fixed it.)

Pros
  • Top marks for support and durability from testers
Cons
  • Not as thick as other options