It comes with the usual niceties, like a grommet hole at the bottom to route cables and cords. However, you may have to tie the cable with cable clips to achieve a clean look and prevent tangling, especially in the case of standing desks. The Mon. It comes with the usual niceties, like a grommet hole at the bottom to route cables and cords. However, you may have to tie the cable with cable clips to achieve a clean look and prevent tangling, especially in the case of standing desks. The Monoprice under-desk cable tray is sturdy and plays well with slim power strips. Unlike mesh trays, you do. The installation process is straightforward. If you have slightly heavy cables and do not trust the adhesive strength, you can use drywall screws to drill them in place. The flat form factor doesn't hide your power strip or your surge protector, only your cables. On the upside, the flat design ensures nothing looks out of place on your table.A single unit measures around 27.5 inches, and it may be enough if you have a small desk. The good thing is that you can always combine two or three, depending on the length of your desk, to route and thread the cables. Plus, the low-profile design makes it a great standing desk cable organizer. But at the end of the day, it has its share of limita. At 13.38 inches, the tray is wide and can hold most essentials. We'd recommend not to overburden the tray with several items. Here, the slit is at the sides of the tray, and you can route the cables through them to achieve a clean look. And the mesh exterior ensures that heat doesn't stay trapped inside.The best part is that the company ships a total of two units, with each unit measuring around 16 inches. Like its counterpart above, you will need to drill the tray on the underside of your desk. Installation is a mix of easy and difficult since it's a little difficult to fix it in an already assembled desk. It won't take much time if you are good.