Outside:
Inside:
As you can see, I’m by nature an untidy person. Still it’d be nice for suggestions about what can be done about those cables!
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Cable management… check http://www.grainger.com search item #1GUL7
or
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/THOMAS-BETTS-Wire-Duct-1GUL7
May be it’s a bit late, but you could place a floor socket near the table to plug the pc. And for the cables you can get a cable tidy kit.
Yeah, a floor socket would have been a good idea. A bit too late now 😦
Nice office!
I’m fighting against cables with something like this:
https://www.google.com/search?q=spiral+cable+wrap&tbm=isch
Wire ties are a big help.They help bundle cables. Get at Home Depot or any electrical equipment supplier.
Congratulations! May you enjoy many hours of productive work as well as scratching the itch of curiosity.
Thanks!
Mockett has some really nice power management in furnature products includding grommets, hidden outlets, flat power strips, etc. My hide away kitchen countertop outlet is from them.
http://www.mockett.com/technology-into-furniture-integration
http://www.mockett.com/wire-cable-management
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