Organize Computer Cables

Susan Sabo » 21 January 2009 » In Clutter Management, Leverage the Web & Technology, Tools »

A tidy workspace just feels good to some of us. It certainly projects a part of your professional image. Some of us just don’t care… this post isn’t for you. That is unless you have a tangle of wires behind your A/V and home theater equipment. Then someone more than you might care.
Wire Mess by Desk

What can you do about that abundance of cables? Hide them! I just learned that the things that hide cables are called raceways, wire looms, and wrap-around braid. A great site for this is Cable Ties & More.com. These hiders of cables are smart looking, practical and inexpensive. Fortunately most of these can be do-it-yourself so costly technical or handyman assistance can be avoided.

A really inexpensive and clever option is demonstrated by the Jerry Bruno on YouTube. I would enhance his suggestion by first looping cables, securing with hook & loop (Velcro), then hanging the bundles on the hooks.

For another option, check out this perennial favorite Productivity Cafe solutions for Cable Organization:

Cure Cable Spagetti

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4 Comments on "Organize Computer Cables"

  1. Susan Sabo
    Anelly
    05/02/2009 at 9:43 am Permalink

    Have you found cable hiders that are smart looking, practical and inexpensive? Wow that’s great because we all know how bad looking are behind our desks. :) thanks

  2. Susan Sabo
    Tracie
    06/02/2009 at 9:55 am Permalink

    Can you help? Under your link “cable spaghetti”, the photo’s don’t load and the link to “signum cable management” links to IKEA general info, the search didn’t return that item?? Where can I get the info? Thanks for your help.

  3. Susan Sabo
    Find Niches
    13/02/2009 at 9:26 pm Permalink

    Just stumbled upon this place – excellent content here – adding your feed!

  4. Susan Sabo
    Ana
    04/06/2009 at 3:56 am Permalink

    I found this beautiful cable organizers mentioned in this blog post http://blog.ideas4all.com/blog/2009/06/04/what-a-silly-idea-but-what-a-great-idea/
    of the http://www.ideas4all.com webpage Really nice and useful!

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