FLEXISPOT Under Desk Cable Management Tray, Metal Raceway Wires Cable Tidy Organizer Office and Home Cable Tray Use for Standing Desk (White)

This cable tray helped clean up all the wires under my desk. It keeps everything off the floor and out of sight, which makes the space feel more organized. The metal build feels solid and holds multiple cords and a small power strip with no issue. Installation was quick with the provided screws. It would be helpful if it came in different sizes or finishes to better match desk setups. Still, a great addition for anyone trying to keep their workspace tidy.

Fits my whole belkin power surge protector. Easy to route cables and hide them. Happy with the durability of the structure these last few years

Great motorization, built like a tank. Instructions started out great, then I realized I think they shipped the 55" drive rod for a 60" desk which came in a different box. Pre drilled holes don't line up at all, had to drill my own, due to the short rod. I burned 2 hours trying to figure out if I was just stupid or if something was wrong. That...could have been way better.

Bought this along with my new FlexiSpot standing desk, and it’s great. Solid metal construction with no imperfections that I could find. I was a little worried about the mounting since it attaches with just three screws on one end, and the manual says it can only support 4.4 lbs, which sounds really low, but it feels very solid once assembled and doesn’t flex or give much at all, even after loading it up with all my cables. I like that it’s relatively low profile compared to many cable trays. You will very likely need to keep your power strip sideways, as I did. On a 55" desk, it’s a good size, though I wish they made one that’s a bit wider.

Purchased this when I ordered the Flexispot Electric Standing Desk, and it is a must have. Cable management is critical for this kind of set up. I found this to be incredibly helpful with running the cabling. I chose to zip tie the power strip underneath the carriage and then loop the cabling inside the carriage tray, so all the access cabling is sitting inside the tray. Note, when using zip ties, always use a flush cutter, which you can get one at any hardware store or online. Keep in mind, you will need a powered drill to make the holes for the install. That is to be expected and you can mount it anywhere on the desk that is best for your setup. In the video, I have the desk at it's lowest height and raise it to it's highest. No issues with the cabling. Definitely recommend this when purchasing the Flexispot Electric Standing Desk.

I have a very condensed workbench area amidst my 3D printers and am always trying to find somewhere accessible to have a power strip without taking up too much counter space. This worked great, and fit in the limited space I had for it.

WARNING: This screws into your desktop, it's not clamp-on. Which means you will obviously need to drill holes. This is one of the rare under-desk trays that are all metal, and the bracket system allows for easy installation as you screw the brackets into the desk, and then attach the tray - so you can use an electric drill with screwdriver bits. It also comes with all the hardware you need, including a piece of cardboard to help.mark the right spots to pre-drill the holes. Don't be like me, don't throw that away thinking it's a piece of shipping material. Once installed, it doesn't move, and will hold some weight. I also appreciate the aeration and indentation to route cables. I only gave it 3 stars because of these things: * The brackets are short. It's not in the product pictures (now I know why), but the bottom of the tray is only 3 ½" away from the desktop. This means one side has only 1 ⅛" clearance, making it all but unusable for anything but passing cables, and the other side has about 2 ½" - making it possible to use with a power strip inside, but very, very hard if you have adult hands. If your adult hands are also typical male hands, you'll probably end up hating the universe. Or with a couple fingers stuck in the tray. This also means, and this is important, that if you're planning to use a power strip, it'll have to be a thin one. Mine only works sideways, otherwise bulky computer plugs don't have enough clearance at the top. * As I said, the brackets are short. The front has a high ledge, which will prevent you from using the tray from that side, unless you're only passing cables. Forget about plugs.

It holds onto the desk very well and I have fit my cords in under there. But I had to use a non-traditional sized power surge protecter to get it to fit there and the plugs had to be in a way that was sticking out sideways because there was no space up and down. It does the job tho and it is sturdy af

Arrivé en très bonne état et très utile pour du câble management.

Flimsy and pricey!

This is a good upgrade coming from an IKEA under desk organiser. I am able to plug into a long powerboard no problem. It is strange that being a Flexispot product that there wasn't pre made markings for fixing the unit, or any other design for Flexispot system conveniences. The supplied cardboard template marker for fixing seemed a little off in alignment and didn't help so much in offset from the back edge edge of the table top. This unit looks similar to another I have seen reviewed on Youtube that had a 2 part hinge for easier frontal access. It would be good to see that feature here as it is very similarly priced and doesn't have any particularly smart made for Flexispot integration feature with the desk.

Exactly what I was looking for - although I may need a second one as I have soo many cords under my pc

It says 13.3 cm width but it is actually less than 12 cm, my 13cm wide power board did not fit.