Cable management tray Nenurodyta 12962 adjustable 920–1500 x 120 x 115 mm White

The adjustable cable management tray Nenurodyta 12962 is a white telescopic tray with dimensions 920–1500 x 120 x 115 mm, designed to organize and route power and data cables beneath desks or along walls. Its extendable length adapts to different installation widths while the rigid side walls keep cables contained, protected from accidental contact and separated from walking areas. The tray's neutral white finish integrates with light-coloured furniture and office environments.

Advantages

The telescopic design provides a customizable length that fits a range of desk widths without cutting or complex assembly. Rigid side walls prevent cable spill and improve mechanical protection for bundled cords. The open-top layout allows easy access for adding or removing cables and simplifies maintenance. The tray's low profile keeps cables discreet and reduces trip hazards under workstations.

Suitable for

• Under-desk cable routing in home offices and corporate workstations
• Organizing power and network cables in small server or network rooms
• Routing cables along walls or the underside of furniture to reduce visible clutter
• Temporary or adjustable workstations where cable layout needs to change

Key specifications

• Adjustable length: 920–1500 mm
• Width: 120 mm
• Height: 115 mm
• Color: white
• Construction: telescopic tray with rigid side walls and open top

How to use

Measure the distance under the desk or along the wall where the tray will be installed, extend the tray to the required length, and secure it according to the mounting method suitable for your surface (screws, brackets or cable ties as appropriate). Place power strips, network switches or cable bundles inside the tray and route individual cords so they lie flat and do not cross the tray edges. Leave enough slack at connection points to avoid strain on plugs and connectors. For access, use the open-top design to add or remove cables without disassembling the tray.

Usage recommendations

Keep power and data cables separated where possible to reduce interference; avoid overloading the tray beyond its physical capacity; secure the tray at multiple points if loaded with heavy power strips. For a neat installation, bundle similar cables and use Velcro straps or cable ties, and check that ventilation around active devices is not obstructed.