One of the J-Channels would not stick under my desk, all others are good. Will replace sticky tape with double face tape.

I should've bought these long ago. Cable management is never enjoyable, no matter what you use for it. But these at least made it easier.

What did these cost? Around $15? Do yourself a favor and buy them, there are much worse things to spend money on.

I work from home now and will be doing so about 85% of the time going forward. I have cables from three monitors, two laptops, a docking station, speakers, an LED strip, two phone chargers, a lamp, and a paper shredder, all plugged into two power strips and all tangled around my feet despite my efforts to try and organize them. Needless to say, I felt like all the cords were going to come to life, grab my legs, and drag me down into some hidden portal to the netherworld.

It took me about an hour to put these up and re-route my cables through them. Time well-spent in my opinion. I used 5 of the 6 that came in the pack, and also used the adhesive to stick the power strips to the bottom of the desk. The adhesive roll is great, very sticky and very effective. Still have about half the roll leftover, so I stuck the rest into my toolbox, might come in handy one day. The J thingies hold a bunch of cords, and the 6 that come in the box should be more than plenty for a single desk. I did cut one in half with a crosscut saw to make it fit betterb in a tight spot, worked perfectly.

As you can see from my pictures, the close-up shot is not very pretty. But unless you lie on your back under the desk and look directly at it, you'd have no way of knowing. The important thing is that the cords are no longer hanging down, are mostly hidden, and now I can get through my work day without flipping the desk over because of how annoying it was to be kicking those cables all day.

Would I buy these again? Yes, 100%.

Hopefully the double sided tape sticks! The before and after photo says it all - we are happy with our purchase.

We used something else on the old tv with the wires and it didn't hold up...looked tacky.
This is nice and sturdy. This picky wife is happy!!!!

I did not use the double stick tape included, I drilled holes and used screws to attach these to my desk because my desk does not have a finish on it and nearly nothing adheres very well to the rough surface so my 5 stars doesn't include their tape.

The reason I felt the need to review this cable management channel is that I ask -a lot- of the channels probably compared to most users and I have to say they have exceeded my expectations. To give you some perspective, I have the cables for;

- A VPN box with 3 ethernet ports in use
- A 24" monitor with power and video cables
- A laptop
- Another 24" monitor with power and video cables
- A cable modem
- A desk phone
- A UPS
- Another UPS
- A 5 port unmanaged switch with 4 cables plugged in
- A rpi 4
- A rpi 3B
- A 2 port HDMI KVM switch
- A router with a USB out, five ethernet cables, and a power cable all plugged in
- Two 22" monitors
- Two more 24" monitors
- A desktop PC with wired internet and four monitors and a wired keyboard and mouse
- A 2.1 speaker system

If it is unclear, there is *a lot* of cable running through the channels here and while there is SOME cable that just will not fit, MOST of the cable does and what doesn't, is not only hidden behind the center of the desk- but would almost certainly fit in the J channel if I simply used shorter cables. Ultimately, all of my cables are totally off the floor and you can't really see them.

So, it is sort of unimpressive that a J channel holds cable. BUT if you ask me, it's really impressive that this J channel holds this much cable.