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IKEA FÖRSÄSONG Cable Management Tray
- Under-desk tray

Not glamorous, but the cheapest way to stop cables from hanging loose around a desk.
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| Type | Complete kit |
|---|---|
| Tool-free install | No |
| Model number | 605.637.37 / 405.469.04 |
TRIXIG is a starter kit for routing cables neatly. It holds 100 nail-in cable clips in two sizes, for thick power cords and thin USB or audio cables, plus 50 self-adhesive cable holders (30 white, 20 black) that stick to any clean, smooth surface such as the back of a desk or a monitor stand.
Everything comes in a stackable compartment box made with at least 50% recycled plastic, which you can reuse for small parts once the clips are gone. It pairs well with an under-desk tray: the tray hides the power strip, the clips and holders keep the cables running to it straight.
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