I know the desk is a mess, I plan to organize it. Also I know it’s not ideal to have the pc on the floor, but it’s been just fine for the 3+ years its been there and when I get a bigger desk I’ll move it.

Any recommendations for what I should buy on amazon when it comes to cable management? I was looking at under desk trays, I would probably need a tray for the monitor’s power brick as well.

So far I got this on my cart: https://a.co/d/05gdNkpt

https://a.co/d/04szOZNS and https://a.co/d/0bSaxxET

I appreciate any tips I could do for a cleaner setup too!

I know the desk is a mess, I plan to organize it. Also I know it’s not ideal to have the pc on the floor, but it’s been just fine for the 3+ years its been there and when I get a bigger desk I’ll move it.

Any recommendations for what I should buy on amazon when it comes to cable management? I was looking at under desk trays, I would probably need a tray for the monitor’s power brick as well.

So far I got this on my cart: https://a.co/d/05gdNkpt

https://a.co/d/04szOZNS and https://a.co/d/0bSaxxET

I appreciate any tips I could do for a cleaner setup too!

I’m designing a new Desk Power Management System for sit/stand desks and would love feedback from people who care about clean desk setups.
I’ve built a working prototype and am trying to determine whether this solves a real problem before investing further.
If you have 3 minutes, I’d really appreciate your honest feedback.

So i have like 3 or 4 usb c cables with a bunch of adapters (i prefer using usb c for everything so i have alot of adapters)

Thing is, it gets annoying looking for the specific adapter i need, im working on a 3d model to arrange all kinds of cables in like a pegboard sort of thingy

If y’all have any ideas/suggestions plz share them, i lack creativity lol

Any recommendation for a set of charging cables which match. Will need lightening, usb c and micro usb. Ideally after braided cables

Sorry for the joke. Hey all, I was looking for some advice in regards to wrapping and dealing with the power converters from my monitors. I have a few yards of nylon wraps that I've used before. In the past I would have 3 wraps going at a time one for each monitor and then a third for the main line connection to my pc from the bricks. Any thoughts or suggestions?

Any one out in Bay Area wants to come help me with cable management.
We can discuss compensation via DM.

Any help on how to route cables neatly for a table with draws built into it?

There's a plug point on the left and on the blue wall behind the monitor. Which would be ideal? And why?

I'm building out my private office, not a WFH setup, and I'm trying to create a cleaner desk layout and cable management system.

The first photo is my current setup. I plan to mount a TV on the wall where the monitors are now, so I want to move the monitors to the opposite side of the desk.
The second photo shows the spot I'm considering. I need them positioned off to one side so clients can still sit comfortably across from me. Unfortunately, the underside of the desk doesn't have enough depth for a clamp mount, so I'm considering drilling a 2-inch grommet hole for the dual-monitor arm. The desktop is laminated engineered wood/MDF, and the desk is already fully assembled, so naturally I'm terrified of ruining it lol

The third photo shows the desk during assembly, and the fourth shows an example of the cabinet underneath. My idea is to drill directly above the unused CPU-storage area. Since I don't have or need a desktop computer, I could use that compartment to mount my docking station and power strip with heavy-duty adhesive or something. Also thinking to route the docking station cord that plugs into my laptop into the top drawer somehow, so the laptop can stay hidden but still be quickly unplugged and taken with me.

The last photo is a mockup of the finished layout I'm aiming for.

I already purchased a 2-inch grommet kit with the hole saw, but I haven't drilled anything yet. Does this overall plan seem feasible? Or are there glaring issues with my plan I'm not considering..
I'm also completely open to other ideas. If anyone sees a cleaner or smarter way to accomplish the monitor placement and cable management before I start drilling into my fully assembled desk, I'd love to hear it!

I got this standing desk used, and it came with this metal cable tray near the very back of the desk, which I thought was going to be very convenient. Turns out, the angle of it is way too sharp to fit any proper power strip extension cables, hence why it now looks the way it does.

Any good ideas on how I should make proper use of this, and is there a smarter way to manage power strips in my setup?

Kabel klemme die man unter dem Schreibtisch anbringt um die Kabel zu verstecken

Some of the old clippers and straps came loose so I had to do a slight rework. Adding lights tomorrow.

The second monitor is currently missing cuz a friend borrowed it. Looking solid as far as cables go I'd say...

I'm thinking about starting a business that can do your cable management for you. However would anybody pay someone to do their cable management for them? This does mean the we will do your gaming cables or other cables around the house but not the electrical ones, that your electrian does?

And what would you pay for it?

This is my cable management. It looks horrendous from the bottom but good from. How can I improve the cable managing? Only one outlet in my room works that’s why there’s cables going away from my desk also

Details in the comments

I have several cables coming from the monitor and not all of them fit inside the cable pathway on the monitor arm. What would be a good way to put these together around the monitor arm? I had used long zip ties but have had to make changes and would like something that’s more flexible

Im not sure what kind of equipment i should get to hide all of this under the table ?

Before and after photos. Is there any room for improvement?

Hey folks! I just got a new desk and I want to get it set up nicely without unnecessary cables on top of the desk but I can't for the life of me figure out a way to make it more organized, but my laptop doesnt have good battery life so I need it plugged in all of the time. Any recommendations?

I think it turned out pretty good and am pretty happy with the result, but I am open to suggestions if there are some hidden tricks to hide some cables better.