Balt Cable Management Tray(Pack of 2) Fits For 72"W Split Level Training Tables - Black

They're nice and stiff and I think I can get them to work for me. I'm using them on a standing desk - replacing the plastic J channel that I bought from the desk company that broke after a year (too much up and down with wires that move a bit). I won't use a plastic cable management product anymore.The one thing I really hoped to see with the product was that there would be two pieces with holes on mirrored sides but that's not the case - I got two identical pieces (like the picture). Not a deal breaker.Comes with mounting screws but I didn't use them because I loosened the desktop mount screws and wedged the lip underneath the mounting brace for my standing desk and tightened the screws. The up side is that the frame will support the back of the trays for a more secure fit.It'd be nice to find a larger tray to hide all of the cables for the standing desk - I may wind up making something myself at some point. My 3 year old is attracted to the cables like a moth to a flame and something will occasionally get unplugged.This will work for now to hide most of the cables.

Great product, perfect for running wires through. It is pretty shallow though and it was a struggle to fit a powerstrip in. Had to use the macbook charger extension - the brick plugged directly into the power strip would not fit.

Strong materials, easy to install. It allowed me to install all my power cables and data cables under the desk for two monitors and two powered speakers, a desk lamp, and the power strip. It does not look like the picture however. The tray is actually wider, which is much better than what's in the picture, at least for my purposes. It also comes with the wood screws. Recommended.This is how it looks like... (Two of these in a box)... BALT Split-Level Training Table Cable Tray, Metal, 21 1/2w x 3d, Black, 2/Pack (65850) http://www.amazon.com/Split-Level-Training-Table-Cable-Metal/dp/B007P1UTTE/ref=sr_1_53?ie=UTF8&qid=1419978072&sr=8-53&keywords=cable+management+for+a+desk

It does what you want it to do. I'm happy that it's metal and the finish seems decent enough. My only complaint (and I'll admit it's a nit) is that the screws that come with it to install to your desk are shiny polished metal screws. Why couldn't they be black to hide the attachment a little better? Seems like an easy and cheap fix. Those of us that are interested in hiding cables are also likely to notice these small things.

I used them on a regular desk to hide cables. Mounting screws are not included with the trays so you'll need a few of those. I had too many to hide. The total weight and girth was too much for some of the flimsy or self sticking alternatives that I tried. These work just fine for my application.

If you hate having a warrens nest of cables hanging underneath your desk then you will love these. They are stiff, made of powder coated steel. The small lip can keep a power strip from falling out of place. Good purchase.

Using these for shelves and for tables with casters. These do not look like the photo. They (2 per order) look like this:http://www.amazon.com/Balt-Cable-Management-Tray-Optional/dp/B005195DYI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1393300103&sr=8-2&keywords=Balt+cable+managementVery sturdy, comes with screws.Correct dimensions are: 21.5" Long, 2.5" High, 3" Deep, 1" Front Lip Height, .5" Screw Mount Lip Depth, 2.25" Hole Diameter (see above link)

Great product. I wish they were a little bit wider.