UNDER the Desk Wire Rack

Six feet of cable spaghetti dangling behind your desk isn't "the look."

The Over & Under Under-Desk Cable Tray is a 40cm rigid plastic channel that mounts under any desk with industrial adhesive strips. Holds a power strip, an HDMI bundle, a USB hub, and the patch panel from your router — all off the floor, all out of sight. Install in 90 seconds. No screws.

PROBLEM: Your gaming desk has three monitor cables, two USB hubs, a power strip, and a router patch panel — and every one of them is dangling behind the desk, collecting dust, getting kicked by your chair, and slowly fraying against the carpet. The "solution" is either a $60 wire loom kit that takes a Saturday, or a zip-tie job that looks like a mid-2000s server room.

AGITATION: You can't run cables through the wall without an electrician. Velcro strips fall off in 3 months. Cable boxes on the floor just hide the mess somewhere you can still trip on it. And every "cable management" YouTube video assumes you own a drill, a label maker, and 4 hours you don't have.

SOLUTION: The Over & Under Under-Desk Cable Tray is a 40cm × 6cm × 5cm rigid plastic channel that mounts under your desk with industrial adhesive strips. Drop your power strip in. Bundle your HDMI and USB cables through the side cutout. Snap the lid on. The tray holds up to 10 lbs — enough for a 6-outlet power strip plus a full cable bundle. Install: peel, stick, route cables. 90 seconds. No screws, no drill, no zip ties.

- 40cm × 6cm × 5cm channel — sized for a 6-outlet power strip plus a full HDMI/USB/Ethernet bundle without crowding
- Industrial 3M adhesive mount — peel-and-stick to any flat desk underside (wood, MDF, metal, glass); holds 10lbs; no screws, no drill
- Side cable cutouts — route cables in from either end without bending them past spec; protects HDMI and USB-C connectors from stress fractures
- Rigid ABS plastic, matte black — doesn't flex or sag under load like cheap vinyl sleeves; matches black or walnut desks without standing out
- Snap-on lid — hides the cable bundle completely; removable if you need to add or reroute a cable later
- Screw-mount backup — pre-drilled holes at both ends for renters who can't use adhesive, or for heavier loads (server racks, studio monitors)