LUXEAR Under Desk Cable Management Tray 2Pack No Drill C-Clamp Standing Desk Cords Organizers 15.7“ High Capacity Adjustable Removable Docking Station Wires Holder Rack Office Kitchen Table Raceway

I bought this under-desk cable management tray to organize the messy wires from my computer and other devices. I was impressed by how easy it was to install without drilling any holes in my desk. The tray is strong enough and has enough space to hold all my cords and power strips. It also looks sleek and discreet under my desk. I can adjust the depth of the tray to fit different things on it. This is a great product for anyone who wants a clutter-free workspace.

TL;DR - if your only goal is to hang this underneath a desk to hold surge protectors/power strips or very small, lightweight electronic devices, this will get the job done -- once you have it assembled. But mounted above the desk, either pointing forward or behind the desk, has limited usefulness.THE GOOD:- the black paint is quite durable & won't scratch easily; I scraped it with the wrench/screwdriver and unassembled/reassembled it multiple times without marring the paint.- open mesh provides great air flow- many areas to hook unused cables for easy, out-of-the way storage- once mounted, the racks were solid* and did not budge when knocked against- each rack is wide enough to hold two reasonably sized power strips, etcTHE BAD:- the screw-down part of the clamp blocks access to the two holes where you attach the clamp to the L bracket. I don't have big hands or thick fingers and I still found it a frustrating process to insert and tighten the nuts- included allen wrench & philips head screwdriver is poorly designed; tightening the nuts is a chore and will prove frustrating for anyone with fat or weak fingers or anyone not mechanically inclined (see photo)- when I assembled and installed it above the desk, facing out, the shelf had a distinctive tilt downward. It felt like it would only hold up to very light objects- *claims of an 11# weight limit feel very exaggerated to me; I wanted to put my NAS on it and maybe my router with the shelf facing outward but there's no way I'll risk my good equipment on a shelf that won't bear its weight.This is the first cable management rack/shelf I've ever owned so I can't make any comparisons or point out any obvious flaws in its design or manufacture. The best I can say is that I was really happy this cable tray until I had to assemble it at which point I became a little less impressed. But once it was put together the way I wanted it, I once again was happy. It works very well for holding powers strips or surge protectors and other small, light components.

I picked this product because it was open on both ends. The power surge protector I have is long and wouldn't sit flat in most of the ones I saw. This worked out perfectly.

Excelente producto, tamaño adecuado para la organización de mis cables. Fácil de montar.

wont hold more than 1 powwer strip before it bends and falls

All the demo photos show the nuts is facing outside/back of the tray. However, I find it difficult to screw in the bolt with the turn knobs in the way. Also the nut will create a bigger gap between the table and the wall behind it. I suggest having the bolt facing the back of the tray instead. It may be tricky to fasten some of the bolts this way, especially the pair of bolts are placed to close for a wrench to get in between.the bolt holes are also too big for the bolts. As soon as the bolts and nuts are a little loose, which will happen since there is no washers, the tray and frame will slightly move a bit.Pretty good value $25 for two cable management trays if you need both of them.

The LUXEAR Under Desk Cable Management Trays have helped me to organize the many wires/cables we have connected to devices in our Casita. The small house has many electrical outlets, and we use all of them on a continuing basis. I am in the process of separating and rewiring everything and the first tray I put together has received its load already. Now, I will move on to the next set of wires/cables and use tray number 2.The trays are easy to assemble with very good instructions. Tools are included: wrench and Philips screwdriver. The open-constructed trays are black metal 15 7/8 inches long by 6 3/8 inches wide by 2 inches deep. The trays can be placed below a table or on top of it. I have mine below a .75 inch thick table top. The range of table tops that will hold the trays is .43 inch to 2.7 inches thick. Two sets of metal extenders 1 .75 inches long fit over and under the table top. Turn knob clamps tighten padded ends to the underside of the table, and there is great stability. My first tray is set to 7 inches below the table top so I can sit at the table with my knee below the tray. Very good product by LUXEAR.

This is a nice little under desk organizer. I plan to get the power strip off the floor, but my son was using his computer so I couldn't unplug stuff to reorganize it. However, it is a nice little storage basket for now! In the photo I have my son's Switch games and a pair of headphones hanging from the unit.The directions could be a little better, but all in all, it wasn't hard to put together. The worst part is getting the clamp on. At first I put the nuts on the inside, which is completely not the way to do it! The screw head definitely needs to go on the inside. Even so, you either need baby hands or an angled screw driver to really get it tight. I'm lucky enough to have baby hands.The desk I put it on is just over half an inch thick. The clamps fit it very securely. It also comes with extra little plastic pieces, which I think are too help with cord organization but I didn't see a parts list or mention of these in the instructions. I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.I'm generally happy with this, as it will help avoid those accidental foot hits to the switch on the surge protector. It's never fun having your kid cry because they lost their homework or game progress...