D Line Flexible Management Organize Consoles Review

I bought a handset to hide some black AV cables, but it's quite large for some thin wires: at least 1 inch thick, which even in white is a bit rushing in the eyes. It sort of folds on its own, but it's still pretty hefty so you're definitely not going to make your rig go missing. They would be ideal for thicker cables and/or more cables.

It is not fireproof. So if you use it on your car, make sure it's not in close proximity to an exhaust pipe or really hot parts. Also works very well for internal use. Or if you are building a computer and need to manage cables, this is another thing you can use. Overall this is a useful product, there are a variety of different colors for sale and it does what it is supposed to do.

I've tried other cable management and concealment systems, but this D-Line system has proven to be the simplest and most effective I've ever used. This D-Line system opens easily and allows the entry of cables and power cords (maybe 5 or 6 depending on the diameter). When it closes easily and securely. The race sections can easily be cut to size with a small saw to adjust the length and the sections are simply joined with a couple of straight or angle connectors (included). The race sections…

Oh my god that's the best thing to eat after slicing bread! I literally had a bunch of wires/cables behind my (home) office desk that looked like a bunch of spaghetti. I untangled the mess and labeled both ends of each wire. Then I set them up and put them all next to each other as much as possible and wrap them with cable tubing. After connecting them all to the extension cord, I plug the extension cord into the D-Line cord management box. It was a tedious and time-consuming task. (You need a…