Got two home his 'n her computer stations set up on an 8' folding table.
Printer, fax, and scanner shared and between the two. Also telephone. There
is an unsightly mish-mash of cable snarls that has accumulated.

I want to straighten this out, organize it, and make it look more
presentable.

Need recommendations as to products/sources of some kind of
conduit/runs/containers/whatever we can get to sort of hide the cables and
help organize them better.

rb wrote:
Got two home his 'n her computer stations set up on an 8' folding
table. Printer, fax, and scanner shared and between the two. Also
telephone. There is an unsightly mish-mash of cable snarls that has
accumulated.

I want to straighten this out, organize it, and make it look more
presentable.

Need recommendations as to products/sources of some kind of
conduit/runs/containers/whatever we can get to sort of hide the
cables and help organize them better.

One of the handier ones is sort of a corrugated plastic tube that is
split to add/remove cables. Various sizes, check Radio Shack or
simlar.


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"rb" wrote in message
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Got two home his 'n her computer stations set up on an 8' folding table.
Printer, fax, and scanner shared and between the two. Also telephone.
There is an unsightly mish-mash of cable snarls that has accumulated.

I want to straighten this out, organize it, and make it look more
presentable.

Need recommendations as to products/sources of some kind of
conduit/runs/containers/whatever we can get to sort of hide the cables and
help organize them better.

PC's under the table. A two inch hole in the center of the table to run the
scanner, phone, fax, etc. cords through. Then a split loom to run the cables
away from the table to wherever they need to go.

Wireless mice and keyboards are cheap these days and actually do a good job!

A section of PVC rain gutter worked quite well for me.

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"rb" wrote in message
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Got two home his 'n her computer stations set up on an 8'
folding table. Printer, fax, and scanner shared and between the
two. Also telephone. There is an unsightly mish-mash of cable
snarls that has accumulated.

I want to straighten this out, organize it, and make it look
more presentable.

Need recommendations as to products/sources of some kind of
conduit/runs/containers/whatever we can get to sort of hide the
cables and help organize them better.

Great ideas. Thanks.

On Sun, 17 Jun 2007 16:05:30 GMT, "dadiOH"
wrote:

rb wrote:
Got two home his 'n her computer stations set up on an 8' folding
table. Printer, fax, and scanner shared and between the two. Also
telephone. There is an unsightly mish-mash of cable snarls that has
accumulated.

I want to straighten this out, organize it, and make it look more
presentable.

Need recommendations as to products/sources of some kind of
conduit/runs/containers/whatever we can get to sort of hide the
cables and help organize them better.

One of the handier ones is sort of a corrugated plastic tube that is
split to add/remove cables. Various sizes, check Radio Shack or
simlar.

Check www.jcwhitney.com .

Get a nice piece of 1/2" plywood , fit it to the underside of the table.
Then install it under the table 6" from the wall. Putt all the cables
behind it and cut access holes to come out to the towers. The cables can't
be organized. Believe me.

--
Steve Barker







"rb" wrote in message
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Got two home his 'n her computer stations set up on an 8' folding table.
Printer, fax, and scanner shared and between the two. Also telephone.
There is an unsightly mish-mash of cable snarls that has accumulated.

I want to straighten this out, organize it, and make it look more
presentable.

Need recommendations as to products/sources of some kind of
conduit/runs/containers/whatever we can get to sort of hide the cables and
help organize them better.

Had to laugh when I read Steve's response. I've tried it to, and, until
now, those cable runs refuse to be tamed.