Monoprice Under Desk Cable Tray - Steel with Power Supply and Wire Management - Workstream Collection White

So I bought this because I had so many devices on my stand up desk. Unfortunately despite being quite long, it was still not big enough to hold everything I was trying to hide. It felt well made and solid, I just couldn't get it to work for me so I had to return it. I also did not plan on using the screws, I was going to use strong adhesive to stick it to the bottom of the glass desktop.

Purchased to put under a standing desk so that I wouldn't have to look at a bunch of cables hanging down or zip-tied to the underside of the desk. Worked great - very sturdy and sized nicely to get cords, power adapters, and power strips all tucked in.I use it to hold a power strip and cords/cabling for two monitors and a docking station. With the power strip and two AC adaptors I've still got room - glad I got one that was 24" long.My standing desk surface is inexpensive (not real wood) and pretty thin (1/2"), so I found some shorter screws to attach this to make sure I didn't break though on the top surface. Even with the shorter screws it's firmly attached and I have no concerns it will fall off or screws will pull out.My layout has the desk up against a wall, so I was able to install with the opening facing in a direction nobody can see it. The view could be more of an issue if you're desk is out in the middle of your space - but even then it's 10x better than a bunch of cords.

I hate a mess of cables laying under my desk and getting all tangled.This was easy to mount and route the cables.My work area is soooo much nicer and easier to keep clean now.Been thinking of getting a few more.

Great heavy-duty tray!

This is a pretty simple device with a pretty simple function and it does what it's supposed to do.

Expensive for a piece of white, bent metal. But worth it. I used (2) to span my 57” sit / stand desk. It holds monitor and laptop power supplies as well as a power strip. Pro tip:1. Check monitor mount location before installing! Make sure the monitor clamp has enough space to attach after installing these. I didn’t, and had to reinstall them a second time.2. You will need a long screwdriver but on your drill. There is a hole in the bottom, you have to insert the drill bit and then insert the screw. Marked down a star, but certainly no fault of the manufacturer.3. Get 3M Command Picture Hanging strips (Velcro) to attach your plug strip *above* the trough. This allows you to see it, and the plugs stay out of the trough.4. Use with a 15-foot extra long extension cord / power strip secured to the bottom of the desk. This gives you flexible placement options. I plugged another power strip into it to give me all the plugs I needed.

Muy bueno

I liked it, and it was perfect for my wire management but it did come with some paint chipped off