The Cableway Cable Management Spine is an inexpensive cable management product which you screw to the underside of the desk using the top bracket and has a weighted base for free standing on the floor. The Cable Spine routes cable from floor to desk and provides mechanical protection and strain relief.

For a wireless keyboard I use the Bluetooth Number Slide Compact Keyboard from Posturite and I love its small size on my desk. We love our electronic devices, but the clutter that their cables and wires often bring to our working spaces can be ugly as well as unsafe. The system ensures a visually attractive, yet protected, vertical supply of cables from floor sockets to any desktop height. The Linx Limpet is a simple magnetic fixing that sticks to the steel cable tray or desk frame without the need for any tools.These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. And if you’re already the proud owner of a sit-stand desk, then this particular cable management spine will likely be perfect for you. Linx is designed so that cables can easily enter the spine anywhere across its entire length which makes it very useful for bench desk arrangements. The contemporary high-spec look of the Tallo™ and the CBS Flo monitor arms both help your workstation look genuinely good from the back view. Snap-together interlink blocks with base plate and top hooking element to screw under the top surface.

Effective cable management can reduce trip hazards, prevent cable damage and reduce maintenance times and costs. The open design is good for preventing heat and dust building up – and to easily spot issues or change cables. Effective cable management can reduce accidents, prevent damage and reduce maintenance times and costs. Lastly, there’s a very elegant blue light-busting reading lamp on the market which lasts for 20 hours on one charge of the battery, allowing you to move it effortlessly from room to room without wires. Pay special attention to where your cables connect to your PC, where there are multiple cables grouped together and where your cables connect to your monitor.If you use a desktop power module for power, USB charging, data and audio sockets, make sure it conforms to British Standards BS 5733, the 3. The weighted bottom keeps the cable manager rooted to the ground, while the spine itself protects cables from damage and knots. This means that Linx never comes apart while in use, but is incredibly easy to extend and manipulate when needed. This ensures that Linx never comes apart while in use, but remains easy to extend and manipulate when needed. I did explore the ‘cable tidy box’ options to show you too, yet so far only found this cable box which resembles a bread bin.