I’ve seen this done with a section of vinyl gutter before. If you do an image search for pictures there are lots of examples. The version I saw was a reddit link, which I will not utter here.

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It would be absolutely asinine to spend that much money on something you could build yourself. No I will not elaborate on how cause isk how but someone does but not me cuz I’m tarded

Do you have 4 power strips? If not then just any kind of screw in clip for the wires themselves, zip ties for loose wiring, and something like this for the power strip should work.

First thing I do is snip off all the wires so my computer is wireless.

21 $ for a bend piece of steel? Hahaha.

I like the look of that one as it hides everything but it also hides everything so it could be hard to manage a bunch of cables and power bars but once it’s setup up how often would you need to go in there?

I’ve used many of these over the years in office setups from IKEA. It’s a open design but with lots of places to hook wire loops.

Good amount of velcro and zipties?

Many great options:

Seems Ikea has a smaller, but cheaper option (Other comment shows the larger tray):

Loose cables, something like this:

Box to put extension inside, ground level though:

More Cable covers:

Another desk tray:

Floor cable organizer:

Beyond The Office Door has some good reviews of cable management options on their YouTube channel. Their review of the LTT options was particularly well done.

youtu.be/yrrRj-F-vJ0

Am I the only one seeing the black bird with grey beak sitting on its tush typing at a laptop in the thumbnail?

I’ve used 3M Command light clips for my under-desk cable management for years. It’s a little more fiddly on the initial setup, but is very low-profile and you can put the cables exactly where you want them.

Looking at some of the ready-made options and… damn? If they’re that expensive you might look into printing off your own.

www.thingiverse.com/search?q=cable+tray&page=1

My university has a 3d printer I use for stuff like this sometimes. Some of the better funded public libraries might have them too.

I’m happy with 4x of these trays from Monoprice, cheaper than everything else posted so far as well. Fits a beefy power strip (don’t cheap out on power) with room to stuff cables and power bricks. www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=33815

Gutters. Go to your local Home Depot clone, get 8 feet (or cut one shorter) of vinyl gutter and some clips to hang them under your desk. Cut to length, hang under your desk.

If you don’t care about the underside of your desk, buy a box of cable clamps and hammer those fuckers in a line along the back edge.

Then buy a bunch of tiny zipties and zip them to the clips. Leave a tiny bit of room so if you need to, you can get a pair of scissors in and but the ziptie off.

Ikea has a pretty cheap cable tray. I use it under my desk, and it’s worked pretty well.

ikea.com/…/signum-cable-management-horizontal-sil…

I recently cable managed my desk into wire free zen, but it took some time and work.

Server Rack Cable Management have been the best solution I found. Just add some double sided tape and cut the rack to size. I also use the same double sided tape to attach power bars under the desk, same with additional switches or hubs.

www.amazon.com/…/B09DYMRL2T

Don’t know how wide you need, but the cable tray from Monoprice is a bit cheaper and longer.