Cable Trays

An under desk cable tray mounts beneath the desktop and holds power boards, adapters and cable slack in one place, so the tangle behind the desk disappears and nothing drags on the floor. One steel tray suits most home and office desks.

How does an under desk cable tray mount?

The tray screws to the underside of the desktop with the included fixings, no clamps or drilling through the top. It sits out of the way of knees and desk drawers, and suits fixed height and height adjustable desks alike. On a sit stand desk, mount it toward the rear of the underside so the cable slack absorbs the full travel range.

What fits in a cable management tray?

A power board or two, modem or NCD box, USB hubs, and the coiled surplus of every cable running to the desk. Paired with a Desktop Power Board mounted nearby, everything plugs in under the desk and a single cable runs to the wall. Deep trays take larger adapters; check the tray dimensions on the product page against your power board size.

Cable tray or cable spine?

A tray manages everything that stays with the desk. For sit stand desks, a tray plus a length of slack in each cable covers most setups, and the tray keeps that slack organised through the height range. Trays also cost far less and install in minutes.

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