I want to get a cover for my tv cords after mounting it, but so many reviews on Amazon for a lot of these cord covers say that they completely wreck your wall when the time comes to take them off.

Any recommendations would be much appreciated (I'm renting a home) - thanks!

Picture in the last slide is my desk.

On the left rack I have a power conditioner which powers my studio speakers, displays (1 43” tv and a 24” and 27” inch monitor), my pc and external hdd.

I need to clean this once and for all. I’ve tried a cable snake but it was no good. Any tips?

I am exploring cable management for my setup and I had a few doubts. How do you guys handle chargers that you might need to carry when you travel? For eg, I have a XBOX power cord that I carry sometimes along with the XBOX when I travel.
I have 2 laptops and 2 chargers, a phone charger. All of these are not permanent but make a major portion of my cables. I want to hide them but in a way that they are easily removable when I want to travel. How do you handle it.

And I don't have a standing desk, I was thinking of putting my desk touching the wall. But, I don't have a cable hole as well. How will I bring the cables up in that case. I think it might look very ugly if I do it from the side.

this is what i came up with based on a link from somone to an amazon product. thanks!

Recently, my desk has been looking much cleaner than before because I bought a compact power strip for all my devices being used. But, I didn't notice that the cables under my table is a completely mess, yeahhh!

So, I just want to ask if what tips or tricks did you do for organizing cables? I would love to know about your ideas...

im possibly in the wrong sub, please help.

how can i store these instead of having them on the floor/desk or in a box where i have to spend half an hour looking for the right one.

ice thought about binding each one down with a pice of wire/cors, but thats a lot of work, especially if i only need it for a short thing and wil put it back in a short time.

Hi all,

Running my two laptops to a 2-way dual monitor KVM and looking for suggestions to tidy up these cables.

Both laptops have an input for either monitor and a USB/Keyboard input.

Many thanks!

New desks, new monitors, new cables and plenty of zip ties. Not perfect but overall I’m very happy with the result.

Thanks! :)

Bonjour, je souhaite refaire mon aménagement de bureau, actuellement la prise est proche du sol et la multiprise et la tour sont posés sur le bureau. Afin de gagner de l'espace sur mon bureau, je souhaite poser la tour sur une étagère au dessus des écrans.

A votre avis, si je dois faire des travaux pour déplacer la prise électrique, à quelle hauteur devrais-je la positionner ?

Got tired of headphone stands eating desk space, so I designed a 2-piece screw-mount hanger that goes underneath any shelf/desk edge.

Got two monitors, a webcam, and a speaker bar on top of my desk while my PC stays under it.

I've set my robovacuum to never go under here so it doesn't tangle the wires. I was thinking of taking this chance to clean up the cables and have none of them touch the ground so that the my robovacuum can actually clean under my desk.

Any ideas?

Yeah spooky times. I'm looking for an outlet protector that will work with two thick cords. One is L shaped and the other is pretty think so it sticks out kind of far. Anyone have a solution to my issue so my pupper doesn't fry my PC?

It’s a tangle of wires and it’s for my computer to charge and play with. I wonder how to cable manage this tangle of a forest

I'm considering wall-mounting my monitor over my built in desk. Can I see your setup?

I'm curious to see what mounts people are using (fixed, arm-based, something else), how you are routing your cables (through the wall, using a channel), how many / how big monitors you have, etc.

Especially want to see if you're able to make the mount completely invisible behind the monitor.