Compact Under Desk Cable Management Tray - Cable Organizer for Wire Management, Desk Wire Organizer, Cable Tray - Black Set of 2x12

I have a wooden standing desk that cost me over $500 so I was VERY wary of drilling into it. I used extreme caution and it worked out great! I recommend checking and double-checking the size of the drill bit that you use. I used one that was very close to the size of the screw (when in doubt, go with the thinner bit first). I marked the length of the screw on the bit by placing tape on it so I wouldn't accidentally drill too far into the desk. All I had to do was just stop at or before I reached the tape on the drill bit.It came with plenty of screws which are wide enough for the gap in the wire basket where the screws are meant to go. Because of all the screws, this thing isn't going ANYWHERE which is good because I currently have two fully loaded surge protectors in it. The open side was helpful since once everything is plugged in, I had to kinda just shove everything into the basket so it would fit. The fact that it's wire and not solid meant that I could easily use velcro cable ties to secure loose wires to the underside of the desk.Taking it apart will still be a bit of a rat's nest situation. That wouldn't be the case if you took more time than I did to really keep everything clean, but the point of this basket in my case was to just get all the loose cables and plugs off the ground so the floor and wall under the desk are virtually empty. I highly recommend this product.

I have an old Sauder desk from the early 90s that is built like a tank with a huge surface area. I didn't want to replace it, but I wanted to better organize the area since I've been using a desktop riser to convert to a standing desk. This was the perfect solution. Previously I had to keep some of the power bricks on top of the desk to ensure I had sufficient cable slack to raise and lower the riser. Allowing them to rest all the way down on the floor was not an option. Now I can move them all underneath into the tray, as well as pick up the power strips off the floor.The trays were very easy to install, though I definitely suggest following their installation advice and drilling pilot holes in the mounting surface. If you're worried about drilling through the desk, put a depth marker on the drill bit (a piece of masking tape, wrapped around the bit at the desired depth). They even helpfully provide a template for drilling the holes on one side of the box, making it very easy to get things aligned and straight (for your inner perfectionist). With all 9 screws snugly installed, the trays are very secure and have zero wobble or instability.My only regret is that I didn't know about this product years ago. My desk has a nice deep area for mounting on the back, completely hidden from view by the support running through the center of the desk, and this would've made my work area so much nicer even prior to using the riser. Once my new riser arrives and I do some better cable management, I'll post a photo of the finished installation.One suggestion I have for the product team: It would be nice to have two velcro straps per tray, rather than just one. I have a power strip to mount on each one, and a single strap does the job, but two would make it more secure. Since that is an easily remedied and minor concern, I'm still rating this a 5-star product given the overall quality and stability.It's nice to see you can still find a quality product on Amazon!2021-04-01 Edit: Added photo of final installation

This was an item that I flip-flopped on and changed my mind about buying more than a dozen times over the course of a few weeks."It's just heavy duty chicken wire coated in some rubber," I told myself."Why would I spend my money on such a product?" I began to ask myself as I questioned my spending habits.In the end I bought them with the promise to myself that if they really did not live up to my expectations I would simply return them for a refund.I was wrong. So wrong. Dead wrong.I should have bought these years and years ago. The day they came on the market.These "rubber coated bent chicken wire things" as I thought they were are the best desk cable management products I have ever purchased. I went from having 26 wires coming off of my desk, leading to speakers, plugs, various splitters and a mixer, two monitors and peripherals, a router, an ethernet switch, computers, an xbox, and two power strips, down to just 3. That's right. I have 3 wires coming off of my desk now. 2 Surge protectors leading to an outlet and the cable that leads to my desktop speakers subwoofer on the floor (totally optional).Everything is hidden neatly away under my desk. These installed within minutes, held on real tight to an MDF/particle-board desk, and the way they hold cables and allow for routing of wires is perfect. There are numerous different positions you could mount these in based on your needs, and the way the wires can feed through them with ease is wonderful. The spacing between the metal wires in the tray are perfect. The box they ship in doubles as a template/guide for mounting the screws/drilling pilot holes, which is quite genius.These cable management trays are something I will now use on every desk I own. They are a fantastic product and well worth the money. I highly recommend these.