Allcam CT100 100cm Long Under Desk Cable Tray Basket Galvanized Steel Mesh Cord Tidy w/Mounting Bracket, Cover & End cap

If you want to replace some of your guttering with something a little fancy, that doesn't get clogged with leaves, don't be taken in by the modern, futuristic design of this stuff. It may look the business, and it will not get clogged up with unwanted debris, but the rain just falls straight through it.Thankfully I managed to find another purpose for it and I think that the product should be rebranded accordingly.After spending weeks trying to figure out what I can do with this useless piece of gutter, I decided to have a look on t'internet to search for ideas. After a while of searching on The Google, I got a little fed up and then got even more annoyed when my feet got tangled up in all the wires and stuff laying under my desk. Then it hit me. Like one of those lightbulb moments. If I attached this to the back of my desk, I can stick all that crap in there and get it out of the way. So that is exactly what I did.I often come up with genius ideas like this, but this has been one of the best ones since deciding to put the bag of tea in the cup without opening it (another eureka moment I can tell you).This thing works like a charm at keeping all those wires and brick like thingies out of the way. It is strong, just the right size and the holes that let the leaves (and rain) through, help keep everything nice and cool. Hopefully, someone will pick up on this revelation and remarket the "Anti-clog Super Gutter" to the "Wire-o-matic Desk Basket". No need to thank me. You can have this one on the house.

Decent product that made a huge difference. I was definitely guilty of poor cable management under my desk. Especially after I added a 2nd monitor.It was a bit tricky to install, it looks like there should be two screws on each brace that attaches to the desk, but because if the design it's only possible to do one of each side; so not the best in terms of stability. It was quite difficult overall to attach to the desk but worth it in my opinion.Friendly tip: plan before you start routing cables, it can be incredibly annoying trying to make changes afterwards so think ahead

I'm giving it 5 stars because 4 stars seems a bit harsh for the only problem, which is what others have mentioned - there are 4 screw holes per section, and it comes with 2 screws... and 2 of the holes are pretty tricky to reach. I ended up securing it with just two screws (one horizontal, one vertical) and I'm sure that's more than adequate.Basket is about 2 4-gang power adapters deep so loads of room, and when hung still has space above that for cables etc.It's ideally suited to the job I bought it for, I ended up putting a 4 gang and a 6 gang into it and leaving space in between them to store the excess wire. My desk looks crazy tidy now, it's rather marvellous.Assembly was a bit of a pain - the instructions were unclear but there's a youtube video I found explaining roughly how it fits together. In the video he snaps the pieces together by hand, but I found that some parts I had to use a pair of pliers and a hammer and give it some serious welly.Easy to install though and my desk has never been so tidy.Protip: Buy some velcro tape and you can affix stuff like power bricks to the side of the desk. I've mounted a network switch and the power brick for my monitor to the side of the desk so they're both out of sight!

All cables no longer visible, or run the risk of being damaged.

It's a wire cable tidy that keeps my cables from trailing on the floor. It's sturdy enough for the job, and took about half an hour to install.I did have a little hassle getting the tray into it's brackets after I had screwed them into place under my table. Perhaps an extra pair of hands would have help as then I could have fixed the tray into the brackets before screwing the brackets into place. Anyhoo, it added about 5 minutes onto the build time.

The cable tray itself is of decent construction, but the plastic fixings feel weak and will outright not fit the tray in places due to poor tolerances. I went to buy a proper set of metal mounting brackets from an electronics retailer and saw I could have bought a whole 3m of identical looking cable tray (and cut it down) for little more, so feeling somewhat duped. But I would appreciate the convenience of the package if the seller hadn't cheaped out on the fixings.

Wire framework is really substantial. As mentioned in other reviews the plastic end caps can be awkward to push on - and one of mine did split - but nothing to hinder it's function. In fact, the trays can be used without the end caps. The support brackets were perfect - can be used to fix to a vertical upright or horizontal desk underside.