Order the Act Adjustable Under-Desk Cable Tray on bruna.nl! Mounting under a desk without screwing or drilling. Width: 80cm/100cm/120cm. Adjustable cable tray for keeping your desk tidy and organizing cables. Easy installation with the included clamps; no screwing or drilling holes. Extendable design: 80cm/100cm/120cm; suitable for desks with a maximum table thickness of up to 50mm. Large storage capacity: enough space for storing a power strip, laptop charger, phone charger, and cables. Sturdy metal design, the metal AC8376 cable tray ensures a neat and tidy desk and helps organize cables. This cable tray is easily adjustable and can be adapted to the desired width: 80, 100, or 120 centimeters. This makes the AC8376 suitable for various desk sizes. The tray has enough space for storing a power strip, adapters, and cables. And the best part: the cable tray can be mounted without screws or drilling holes. Attach the adjustable tray under a desk (maximum table thickness 50mm) using the included clamping system. The AC8376 can be used in conjunction with a monitor arm with clamp mounting. Keep your desk neat and tidy; transform the tangle of cables on and under a desk into a neat and organized workspace with the help of this cable tray. With this sturdy metal cable tray, you guide all cables to a central point under the desk. The AC8376 offers enough space for storing a power strip, adapters, and cables. Adjustable to various sizes, the AC8376 cable tray features an adjustable design. The width can vary from 80 centimeters to 120 centimeters. Both the metal design and the open space between the tray and the desk ensure good heat dissipation when a power strip and chargers are stored inside. Clamping system: mounting without screws or drilling; we can imagine that drilling into a desk puts you off. Therefore, we include a clamping system for mounting the cable management tray. With the included clamps, you can easily install the tray under a desk with a maximum thickness of 50mm. 1 piece.
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