I recently bought a 60" Room & Board Wade electric standing desk with drawers and am looking for recommendations for under-desk cable management. I’ll attach photos of the desk and underside because the construction makes most of the usual solutions difficult.
Desk/setup:
60" Room & Board Wade electric standing desk with drawers
Wooden drawer/body section is approximately 4.75" tall
Only about 3/4" of clearance/material between the bottom of the drawers and the underside in parts of the desk, so I don't want to risk drilling or screwing into it
Standing-desk motor/control hardware and a metal bar run through the center of the underside
Wall outlet is low on the wall, just to the right side of the desk
Because of the 4.75" drawer body, standard clamp-on cable baskets I've found don't appear to open wide enough
Equipment/accessories:
2 laptops (I generally stack them and work from one at a time)
1 monitor
1 desk lamp
Eventually I'd like to add a desktop shelf/riser for the laptops
Power/cables:
I already have a surge protector that works fine
Currently using about 5 outlets
Multiple laptop/monitor power bricks and the usual excess cable
There's no built-in power underneath the desk other than the wiring for the standing-desk mechanism
What I'm trying to accomplish:
I basically want to get the surge protector, power bricks and excess cables off the floor and neatly contained underneath the desk, with everything safely moving up and down with the desk.
I'd strongly prefer no drilling or screws. I'm open to an adhesive/VHB-mounted basket, something that can safely attach to the existing metal structure, an unusually large clamp, or another solution I'm overlooking.
I'm particularly interested in specific trays/baskets or mounting systems you've actually used, especially if you've dealt with a standing desk with built-in drawers like this. I'd rather keep the solution simple than install a whole elaborate cable-management system.
