Cable management and electrical products get power and data to each desk and keep the cabling out of sight. The range runs from spines, trays and baskets to linking bars and in-desk power modules, and it suits office fit-outs in Ireland of every size, from a single desk to long back-to-back runs.
Choose it with the desks
Cable management is designed around particular desk frames. Bracket positions, spine lengths and tray sizes are all set for a certain range, so generic parts bought later often need drilling or tying on when they should simply clip into place. Fitting them after people have moved in also means clearing every desk a second time, which is far more disruptive than planning at the start.
The simplest approach is to choose cable management in the same conversation as the desks. That way the parts suit the frames from the outset.
What each part does
- Spines rise from floor level to the desk, and on a sit-stand desk they have to flex with the movement.
- Trays and baskets sit beneath the top, lifting spare cable and power bricks clear of the floor.
- Linking bars connect back-to-back runs, letting a single supply feed several desks.
- In-desk power modules bring sockets into the work surface. See in-desk power modules.
Sit-stand desks need different parts
A cable run that looks neat at sitting height can pull tight when the desk rises, and tight cables tug plugs out of their sockets. Height adjustable desks call for a flexible spine designed for that travel. Check that it covers the desk's full range, from its lowest setting to its highest.
Browse cable management for spines, trays and baskets, and the Air sit-stand collection for the desks they suit. Call 01 816 6600 if you would like help matching parts to your desks.
