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Cables, cable management & accessories

If your cables have gone a bit wild, our cable management accessories and organizers will help you get them under control. Our smart ideas include TV wall mounts, flexible plastic cable trunking, a box to hide your chargers in, as well as a handy box set with cable clips and ties. From behind your TV to under your computer, they'll help you end the cable chaos.

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FÖRSÄSONG Cable management tray, red, 15 "Red mesh cable tray hangs under desk, keeping wires organised and workspace tidy.
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Four white plastic cable organisers, rectangular with curved slots, keeping cords neat.Bedside table with organised cables using KALKSTUFF holders, holding flower vase, books, and a glass.
Available in more optionsKALKSTUFF
TRIXIG light blue tool box, divided compartments, holds small hardware parts, stackable, durable recycled plastic.TRIXIG cable organiser, white, plastic, rectangular, stackable, small, fits neatly by baseboards.
KOPPLA multi-socket: 5 outlets, 2 usb, slim design, power switch.White multi-plug adapter on floor with usb and power sockets, charging devices.
MITTZON cable box - white, steel, epoxy/polyester coating, cable organiser with handleMITTZON cable box: mobile, lockable, epoxy/steel, manages cables, fits with shelves, tidy office.

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Two white KOPPLA power strips with 6 outlets each, switches, and 0. 5m cables.White surge protector on floor.
Yellow & black star usb anchors, durable abs, magnetically secure cables.Bedside table with usb anchors holding cables, vase with flowers, glass, and books.
SKOTAT grey extension cord, minimalistic design, rectangular shape with 3 plugs and 2 usb ports, made of recycled polycarbonate plastic.Minimalist desk setup with laptop, notebook, pen holder, lamp, extension cord, clock, glass, and water bottle.
KOPPLA white, multi-outlet adapter plug, abs & polycarbonate plastic, rectangular shape, six slots design.
Black KOPPLA surge protector with 5 outlets, 2 usb ports, and a braided cord.Black multi-socket with 2 usb ports on floor, against white wall. KOPPLA powers multiple devices.
KOPPLA white extension cord. 5m, plastic. Plug and 2 outlets.White extension cord on wooden floor, plugged in, ready to use.
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A black KOPPLA surge protector with five power sockets and two usb charging ports, featuring a power cord.Black surge protector with 5 sockets, 2 usb, 2 devices plugged.
SIGFINN bamboo monitor stand: elevates and ergonomics for style and comfort.Home office with SIGFINN wooden monitor stand, keyboard, mouse, lamp on white desk.
Yellow HORNFELS extension cord, 4-way, angled design, recycled polycarbonate, playful shape.Yellow HORNFELS cord on table with books and lamp.
Available in more optionsHORNFELS
Image shows two white KOPPLA power strips with plugs, each having three outlets and 0. 5 metre long cables.White surge protector with 3 outlets.
Grey felt BRÄNNBOLL basket with yellow stand, lid, and cable hole for gaming accessories.Grey felt basket with yellow handles holds gaming controllers. Ideal for storage and charging.
KOPPLA Extension cord, outdoor, 394 "KOPPLA Extension cord, outdoor, 394 "

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Cable management helps you stay connected without cord clutter

If you take a moment to count how many items in your home require a cable of some sort, chances are you’ll reach the teens before you get to the third room. Chances are also good that as you were counting electronics, you couldn’t help but notice the visual clutter of all those dangling cables.

Most of the things we ‘plug in’ in our homes are designed to enhance our lives in some way. However, the sheer number of those items has continued to climb over time, leaving us weighing the cable cons against the many pros the items they’re attached to bring. 

Simply put, many of us have a tangled cable mess somewhere in our homes. Perhaps it’s out in the open for all to see, or carefully hidden behind a cabinet door like a cluttered cable secret. No matter the specifics, it doesn’t have to be that way anymore!

With cable management solutions throughout your home, you can reap the many benefits a simple cable organizer can bring. Let’s explore two popular places to tackle the tangle with a cord organizer.

A desktop cord organizer is your new favourite coworker

Whether you work from home or simply spend a lot of time at your desk, it doesn’t take long before we’re carefully tracing a cable back to its source with our fingertips to see where it begins. Along the way, we find other cables have become braided together somehow, and it’s hard not to let the stress levels climb. 

Can a humble cable organizer box or wire organizer beneath the desk help solve this problem once and for all? It just might! The simplest solution is often the smartest, especially when it effortlessly fits in your space. 

Considering your desktop might include cables for your laptop, additional monitors, air purifier, table lamp, light therapy lamp, essential oil diffuser and more, it isn’t hard to imagine how much more peaceful your workspace will be when you aren’t tripping over or looking at a pile of cords all day.

A bathroom cable organizer makes for easier mornings

Even before electronics come into the equation, the bathroom countertop often offers the most limited space in the household. All manner of items are competing for their share of space, including toothbrushes, toothpaste, rinse cups, a hand soap dispenser, and the list goes on. Add in electronics, and you might have multiple electric toothbrush chargers, a water flosser charger, an electric razor charger, a hair dryer, a curling iron and curling brush and more. 

Don’t add a confusing pile of cables to an already hectic environment. A cord organizer will help keep cables neat and, importantly, dry. Cords left to pile up on a wet sink top aren’t only unsightly, but present a potential electrical hazard.

You don’t have to sacrifice the functionality of your home and hide things you use every day behind doors and drawers. See how big an impact keeping cords organized can have on the overall look and feel of your space.