Cable Trunking Kit - 9 Pieces, 3.5 Meter Open Slot Desk Cable Management, Self-Adhesive Cable Tidy, Hide Cords for PC, Wire Raceway Cover for Home Office - 9 X L39cm W4cm H2cm, Black

I ordered this cable management system to tidy up cables in a cupboard used to store computer network equipment. As we work from home, we have 2 broadband supplier hubs from BT and Virgin Media for resilience, an Asus wifi router and 2 network hubs and a number of Cat 6 cables to various parts of the house. It is an old house with thick brick walls throughout and wifi cannot cover the whole house from one location. Therefore with 6 devices and the associated power and data cables, it was hard to manage and needed tidying. Also keeping power and data cables separate as the power cable generated electromagnetic fields close to data cables can cause electromagnetic interference. The impact of electromagnetic interference are reduced data rates across the network. The solution provided by Stageek Desk Wall Cable Management System was exactly what we needed to manage the cables in a confined environment. The product came well packaged with all the parts needed including connectors (left and right angle, straight and 90 degree vertical to horizontal) for the cable trunking system. The cable trunking has a very good peel off and stick system on the rear, however overtime I worried that the glue would fail. This was not an issue with this product, as Stageek also supply the small sharp screws and rawlplugs to attach the trunking to a wall or wood. The regular spaced holes for the cables in the trunking work well. To get the cables to go into the holes could be a little fiddly, and I did worry that bending some of the side plastic would over-stress the plastic to locate the cable, this was not the case. The trunking lid snapped firmly back holding the cable neatly out of sight I would strongly recommend this quality product for managing an unsightly mess of cables, to tidy them up for TV/DVD/Sound systems or cable management for computers on desks.

Well who would thought that putting a TV on a wall would create so much effort, yes on account I also had to relocate the blue ray, virgin box, Alexa gizmo etc etc, on account none of them had a levitation function! But where the TV oak cabinet hid the cables, now I had suddenly created a spaghetti junction of huge proportions. Having tried trunking before it was not really a great idea as the cables had to go in top come out bottom, I needed a solution that allowed access various points down the track. I went on Amazon, and found this set, seemed to fit the bill so ordered it and it arrived next day. As soon as I opened of the box, you could almost smell the quality, the way it was packed, the quality was obvious, so with any further ado, I set about fitting it, to be honest it is as simple as it can get, but I would definitely suggest using either a hacksaw with fine pitch blade or stanley knife to cut to length, and use stanley to cut adhesive pad. I fitted it all in 20 mins, had to redo one bit as I cut too short, but another really good point t is that I placed this o to newly pai Ted wall, and was expecting when I took the bit off the adhesive would pull the paint off!!!! It didnt it left the adhesive on the wall and with a finger you can just roll it off, leaving the paint still on the wall, how brilliant is that for a value add. It comes with various joints and corner pieces and asset of stainless screws and raw plugs should you want a more permanent fix. Would I recommend it, definitely 10/10 for build quality, ease of use, flexible options to take around any space, value for money and brilliant adhesion. I already recommended to several friends so well done, I'll be getting more for home and work, my go to trunking solution

I run a lot of cables under my quite thin desk. Two screens and their power and video cables, speaker wires, wireles charger, audio cables, VR headset wire and a bunch more I've forgotten and these things gobble them up like champs. The holes on the side are great for things like keyboard or mouse wires which need to go in at certain places to keep a tidy desk, and for screen cables running up monitor arms. The holes however have quite narrow entrances so if your wire is quite thick you need to bend a tooth quite a bit to get the cable in, otherwise it feels like it'll slice it open! But when it's in, it's in. My desk top is quite thin, so I didn't opt to screw these in rather use the pre-applied 3M tape. I have 4 sets of the trunking stuck directly underneath my desk with all the above cables in and none of them have fallen down so far in the past couple months they've been installed, and that large amount of cables isn't exactly light! That said, the lid or covers for the top of the trunking can fall off quite easy. To be clear, if you pop wires in, pop the cover on and leave them, they will not go anywhere, but if you have some cables that run out the ends (not through the cable teeth on the side) and they move, like my VR headset wire does and a charger cable does when I pull it out to charge my phone, it can grip the cover and slide it, or worse push against it and fall off, taking with it all your fiddly-to-manage wires. Nice and easy to re-insert them, but still a bit annoying. Would be nicer if the cover was more snug, but also if you're bending teeth to get cables in some may cause less grip anyway. Either way, fantastic kit for the price!

Fantastic set ! Great quality, easy to work with, very sleek design

Adhesive: STRONG Material: PVC was a great choice and saved me not once but twice Design: Sleek Price: For what you get I am going to say reasonable I spent a very long time researching the best way to do cable management and just by chance I came across this on amazon. Easily the best choice I made was getting this kit. The design of the channels is very sleek and although at first they look "small" I must say they are more than enough. One of my channels has 7 cables (2 of which are thick cables) and there is probably space for maybe 2/3 more "normal" sized cables to fit comfortably. The "slots" for the cables are unfortunately a bit small for some cables (especially my thick ones) however this really isn't a problem as the PVC material is malleable. All I had to do was bend one of these slots down and just like that it triples the size of the cable slot to allow for the thicker cables. The adhesive is STRONG, make sure you plan your placement properely because once these are down they are down for good (which gives me confidence that they won't just fall, or at least I hope they won't). I placed two of these channels down incorrectly (my fault) and was only saved by the fact the material was made of PVC and not something more stubborn. The first one I placed at an awkward angle which meant the sliding mechanism of the face plate couldn't come off fluidly because it kept hitting the desks edge. Luckily because the PVC is malleable it allowed for more than enough play to get it off. The other mistake I made was I stuck another channel down way too close to the "wall" of the desk. This meant I couldn't slide the face plate off at all. However PVC to the rescue again. All I had to do was lightly press each cable hole "clip" along the channel and slowly unclip the face plate. I never had to cut any of the channels but I'm sure it wouldn't be that hard if I needed to do so. The only cheeky request I would ask for to improve this product is if they could have added a few individual cable clips with adhesive to the kit. And possibly a small roll of the adhesive they use on the channels, this would really perfect this cable management kit.

Really good piece of kit. Very simple to put together and has plenty of rooms for cables. Keeps everything tidy and secure

I found this to be quite a polarising product. On the one hand, it seems to be a really simple solution to tidy your cables. But in practice, I found it to be quite frustrating to set up. Some of my problems can be down to a small area to work with. I stuck a couple of these behind my desk, and one behind the TV cabinet. Both places only give me a bit of clearance and I can't really move stuff out of the way, so it was a pain to install. But the two main issues I suffered, which would be applicable to everyone, are 1) The holes on the sides have quite a tight opening. With some of the thicker cables I own, I really had to bend the openings to slot them in 2) The connectors don't sit stable. Unless I screwed up the way(s) I tried using them, the long sections don't slot very far into the right angled connectors, making the whole thing a bit unstable There are a few positives, however: 1) It's cheap. One box should be enough to tidy up all the areas in your house. But in the event it isn't, it's cheap to buy more to improve coverage 2) It's clean. I was pretty happy once I'd installed them. My cabling looks so much cleaner and tidier now, and it's surprising how visually appealing it is 3) It's not too difficult to insert/remove cables after the initial install. You can just slide the cover off and do what you want. I haven't tried removing any of the strips, so can't attest to how easy they are to remove. But I imagine, like most sticky adhesive pads, warming them up with a hair dryer should loosen them enough to pull off without taking the wall paint with them. Overall, I have mixed feelings about it. The main issue was the installation. So if you have an easily accessible workspace, then it should be less of a problem. Cable management is a must for any setup, so if this appeals to you, go for it. It's cheap, in any case. So you won't lose out on much if you don't like it

My home office had power and network cables hanging and twisted round my legs. It looked messy. After reviewing many cable management systems on Amazon i went with this. So glad. It was so simple to install. It attached it to the metal frame on an Ikea desk so the black channel matched the blacklegs my wife could not see where the cables had gone! It looked like it was part of the desk. We had enough to cover two desks. Like another review i spaced a couple out to make it go further, add larger cables in. I even cut a section with hack saw. I then discovered i did not need to cut the channels covers as they could bridge the gaps in channels. It even bridged the gap between two desks so it now looks continuous while supporting the cables the whole way. It looks professional. I work in IT so have performed network cabling in datacentres before so used to working with cables. This system is very well designed and simple to install. The tape is very sticky and did not move once i installed. I tried pulling a part off and could not remove it without a lot of force. Its very forgiving. If you make a mistake with the cabling you can just remove the cover and redo without fear of it falling off. Just plan and get the base channels in right location first time and then its very easy. It covered two desks an enabled me to separate power and network cables. Looks awesome. Highly recommend.