A presentation containing various methods on how to organise and hide cables behind your desk inexpensively. Go to Munawwarblogs.com to buy all the products to do these DIYs.
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3 Methods To Organise And Hide Your Computer Cables (UPDATED)
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4. No. 1
Choose the right size
of paper clips for the
number of wires that
you have.
{IMPORTANT!}
5. No. 2
As shown in the
picture, screw the
paper clip with a
washer to keep it
from any
movements!
6. No. 3
Press the chrome
handle to see if the
opens or not!
Add more paper clips if
required.
For tightened cables, put
one paper clip every 30
centimeters)
7. No. 4
Group all wires
and tuck them all
the paper clip opening
as shown in the
You can group the wires
using isolating tape or duct
tape.
12. No. 1
Unplug and untangle
your cords if any!
We should start from
scratch to have a nice
looking and uncluttered
desk!
13. No. 2
Plug your cords one
one, avoiding any
entanglement among
them!
Plug your cords only in your
computer system only and
do not plug into your
powerstrip yet.
As you plug the cords, lay
them in the basket under
the desk as shown in the
picture.
14. No. 3
Group your cords
together and start zip
tying them
Avoid tangling the cords!
Start at the back of the
computer!
Do not tighten the zip ties
yet because there might be
cables that you missed
tying.
15. No. 4
Place your powerstrip
the basket as shown
the picture
Plug all the cords into the
powerstrip!
If needed, double-back your
cords and zip tie them as
shown in the picture (see
printer cords)!
Do not tighten the cords
too much in case you want
to move components!
19. No. 1
Unplug every cords
the powerstrip!
We need to start from
scratch!
20. No. 2
Mount the powerstrip
under the desk or
you deem it right!
There are 2 choices: (1)
Mount the powerstrip to the
desk. (2) Mount the
powerstrip to the wall.
21. No. 3
Shorten and zip tie all
the cords as shown in
the picture!
Plug all the cords into the
powerstrip!
If needed, double-back your
cords and zip tie them as
shown in the picture (see
printer cords)!
Do not tighten the cords
too much in case you want
to move components!
22. No. 4
Label your cords!
To avoid any confusion, it is
recommended to label all
your cords!
Use a label system that
works for you!
23. IMAGE CREDITS
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Adam Pash (Lifehacker)
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