🔌 Efficient Under Desk Cable Management Wire Tray Organizer - Set of 2 by SHW Review

Most complaints are due to the use of screws. If you pre-drill the holes, the screws will not break the chipboard. I love her 5 stars

Extra storage space for power strip and desk cleaning is great. Hanging is slightly different due to its weight, but adjustment is possible but not required.

You have to screw it in and you're ruining your desk. Take plastic sheets that can be glued to the underside of the table with double-sided tape. I returned these. They are too heavy and you will seriously ruin your desk by installing them. AVOID.

Seller didn't include the plastic end caps that attach the T-ends to the post, causing them to slide out when adjusting or adding cables. I have to buy my own which adds to the cost of the product and takes my time on it.

As many have said, your desk should be made of good wood material for better support. Mine isn't like that, it seems to be hanging there. Let's hope it's just looks and actually holds the cables. I don't have many cables so I think everything is fine. I've only used one and the other to plant my cactus and they look great. I ended up buying another set for more plants.

I bought a desk from the same company. It came with a wire compartment but I knew I would need more with my setup. The included tray is attached directly to the small hooks under the table. No additional screws are required. There are extra hooks, but these trays aren't designed for that. As this is the only tablet the company sells on Revain I was very disappointed.

I bought this rack because I needed a little more than an IKEA SIGNUM cable management rack as I got more hardware for my setup which means a lot more cables, the SIGNUM stand was too small to accommodate them all . So I upgraded to this one and it has a lot more space. The only thing I liked most about the Signum is how you can unscrew it and how you can coil the wires anywhere in the middle of the rack until they're the right length. Those two things aside, the size was definitely an upgrade!

Screwed into the bottom of the table. Seems to be working fine. I don't understand the negative feedback from people who don't understand what a pilot well is. Drill a small hole in the bottom of the table and then insert screws to fix it. That's all. And he has instructions. If you have a wooden table, that's great. If you don't have a drillable table, you'll have to find another way to mount it. As for the cable box itself, everything seems fine. It's quite low and tall, but that means it can