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reddit.com › r/setups › how can i fix cable management without drilling holes in my wall
r/setups on Reddit: how can I fix cable management without drilling holes in my wall
December 10, 2023 - But all you gotta do is drill a hole just big enough for the wires to fit through. You can buy things to fill in the rest of the hole after. ... You can buy velcro straps like these to keep cables closer together.
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reddit.com › r/deskcablemanagement › no-drill cable baskets for a desk
r/DeskCableManagement on Reddit: No-drill cable baskets for a desk
July 11, 2018 -

Hey guys

I'm looking for a cable basket to hide and hold a couple of power bricks that power my monitor and speakers, however everything I can find requires mounting the basket to the desk by screws, which necessitates drilling into the desk

I spent a good bit of coin on my custom made desk (it was a gift) so I'm a bit hesitant to drill holes into it

Are there any baskets that don't require drilling the desk to mount it? Like for example, hooks that can slide onto the edge? Adhesive mounts are probably not strong enough to hold the weight of two power bricks

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reddit.com › r/standingdesk › any go-to brands for quality cable management trays and under-desk power strips?
r/StandingDesk on Reddit: Any go-to brands for quality cable management trays and under-desk power strips?
October 25, 2022 -

Putting together a Desk Haus Grand Rapids desk this weekend and would like to get my power and cable management squared away. It's a standing desk so ideally looking for some low-profile cable management as not to be as visible in standing mode. Desktop is 72x30.

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reddit.com › r/valveindex › cable management without drilling into roof?
r/ValveIndex on Reddit: Cable management without drilling into roof?
February 27, 2023 -

I just got my Valve Index, and I've been looking into doing cable management, but the Kiwi design cable management mount I've been looking at requires drilling into the roof. I currently rent a house with two roommates and I would be okay with doing this...if my roommates were also okay with mounting things.

My question is, essentially, if there is a work around for the Kiwi mount, or if there is a different mount that goes by a different method?

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reddit.com › r/deskcablemanagement › which of these is better in your opinion?
r/DeskCableManagement on Reddit: Which of these is better in your opinion?
November 21, 2022 - It is definitely cool that you do not have to drill into your desk, but you can see the top of the clamp on your desk (4 if you have 2 trays), and also because the tray is so exposed, you can see more of the cable management.
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reddit.com › r/deskcablemanagement › no screws underdesk cable management
r/DeskCableManagement on Reddit: No screws underdesk cable management
March 28, 2020 -

I have a weak desk and can't screw anything on it (I'm afraid it can't hold with the cable's weight). I was wondering if some of you know something like this (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Under-Desk-Cable-Management-Tray/dp/B07HMXBSLW?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_2) without having to screw to table and it would hold many cables.

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reddit.com › r/deskcablemanagement › help
r/DeskCableManagement on Reddit: Help
October 28, 2023 -

Just got this new huge desk for work/gaming/music/etc and have cables galore everywhere.

One thing that’s tough is that desk is solid walnut so I really really don’t want to drill anything into it. It seems like the only good cable management solutions are drilled into the bottom of the desk along with cable ties/cable sheaths/etc

Are the any other options to helping with this cable monstrosity?

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Ok, so first of all the good news is is that you have more hiding space than usual. Your two, MASSIVE subs. Secondly, the way I did it is I had to pull my desk out. I know this may not be an option for you as it’s solid walnut and it’s obviously going to way an absolute ton but still see if you can bring it out a little bit. (Make sure not to damage the floor). Then I would get a cable rack to clamp onto the back of the desk. Someone else showed one on here. I’d also get a cable management kit that goes for like $10. I got one and it was one of the best things I’ve ever bought. Then I’d unplug everything. I know that seems like a big task and may be avoidable but it isn’t. Trust me. Slowly put things onto the desk one by one, managing the cables as you do. I’d also but the power supply mounted onto the wall if you can. That will free up the space on the rack for just cables.
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Solid walnut? Just get some good adhesive railways if you need to attach something to the desk, use those for cables thinner than your psu cord and you should be fine (adhesive railways are actually a bitch to remove on drywall so some solid wood/metal/plastic are the dream for that) Velcro strip cables into groups of 3-5. You're gonna just wanna unplug everything and redo it all one cable at a time frankly. It may seem more annoying at first but a clean slate keeps a 2-3 hour job from turning into a full day oroject full of cursing, and you don't really have that much. Adhesion can work just fine for a power strip as well, just make sure to give a little slack on whatever's plugged into it especially if it's hung upside down
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reddit.com › r/deskcablemanagement › help i need something that can hold my stuff in place without drilling
r/DeskCableManagement on Reddit: help i need something that can hold my stuff in place without drilling
January 22, 2021 - NTE electronics has loads of adhesive and non adhesive cable management options. ... I hate drilling or sticking using adhesive and think clamps are the best way, but your setup doesn’t have an open back so you’ll have to DIY some.
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reddit.com › r/deskhaus › suggestions for cable management?
r/deskhaus on Reddit: Suggestions for cable management?
December 24, 2024 -

Hello! I was wondering if anyone knew of any good cable management solutions for the cables on your desk. Currently I have a power strip velcroed to the bottom of my desk and cables tied to some of the metal parts under the desk to hide some of the slack. I was wondering what you are currently using because I have seen some solutions online, but I am having trouble deciding.

My work-surface is the Solid Wood 1.75" Select Plus 30" x 80" and my frame is the apex pro

Thank you in advance for your help.

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reddit.com › r/deskcablemanagement › need help/advice
r/DeskCableManagement on Reddit: Need Help/Advice
December 12, 2023 -

I’d like to blame the messy desk on vacation unpacking, but I’ve been lazy the past few months too. I need help/ideas for cable management. The desk is a standing desk so cables attached to the desktop need to be able to account for when the desk is raised. As for the other cables, any and all suggestions are welcome!

PS: Ignore the floating HDMI cord, it’s for a switch that needs setup post vaca