Filters
13 products
The best approach is to use an under-desk cable tray or basket to keep power boards, adapters and excess cable off the floor. Cable clips, ties and cable spines can then guide individual cables neatly from the desktop to the power source.
Yes. Many under-desk cable trays are designed to accommodate power boards, power adapters and multiple cables. Always check the tray dimensions and weight capacity to make sure it suits your equipment.
A cable spine is ideal when cables need to travel vertically from the underside of a desk down to a floor outlet or power source. A cable tray is better for storing and organising cables horizontally underneath the desktop. Many workstations use both together.
Height-adjustable desks usually benefit from an under-desk cable tray combined with a flexible cable spine or cable sleeve. Enough cable length should be allowed for the desk to move through its full height range without pulling, stretching or disconnecting cables.
Where possible, keep cables off the floor by routing them through desk-mounted trays, cable spines or workstation cable channels. If cables must cross a floor or walkway, use a suitable floor cable cover or protector to keep them contained and reduce trip hazards.
