VIVO Black 24 inch Beneath Desk Privateness and Cable Administration Organizer Sleeve, Wire Hider Equipment Panel System, DESK-SKIRT-24

Buy it!
I am so happy I finally bought this! The sleeve fits perfectly under my desk and helps to keep my cables organized and out of sight. It’s made of a durable, high-quality material that has held up well over time.I would highly recommend to anyone in need of a simple and effective way to keep their cables organized and their workspace private. It’s a great value for the price and has definitely improved the functionality and appearance of my home office.

Useful thing for fixing cable mess
It’s well worth recommending to others. It does work, the Velcro used for wrapping the skirt with cables inside is powerful. It can hold a weight of about ten cables and two big laptop power supplies. Installation requires some basic handyman experience, especially with tables with frame structures like mine but still worked fine. I no longer see a criss-cross cable mess under my table. Makes my room look way neater.

Happy with the end result, however, the product needs work
This was designed to be held on with only two screws. TWO. Hope that your desk is more than a half an inch thick. The screws are about 3/4″ long. My desk is only 1/2″ thick, so I had to use shorter screws. I added some extra support of my own. There is no way this would hold a power adapter. The frame was much too large for the pouch. I had to slowly stretch the fabric, fearing it would tear. If you mount this at the end of your desk, then you can slip cables into the two holes at the top of the pouch. They’re very small. I mounted mine about 5″ from the edge of the desk so I could mount my power strip to the underside of the desk. I then put all the hanging cables into the flap that opens. I was not able to use any of the holes for the pouch. The velcro in the product is very small and cheap, so the pouch opens easily. Overall, the end result looks good. The back of my desk is against the wall so you can’t see the power strip. The design is so poor, that the entire frame going into the pouch was really unnecessary. This could have just been a flap of fabric.

Cheap plastic mounting clips break. I had to replace them with metal from the hardware store.
This does the job with a lot of outside help. It needs more velcro to hold the cable panel in place. I had to use zip ties to supplement the velcro. Worst part is that if you tighten the screws, the plastic loop clips break. These should be metal clips. I had to go to the hardware store and buy metal loop clips. Assembling the panel is straight forward with decent instructions.

The frame is either a bit too long or the skirt a bit too short! The skirt is actually shorter than the frame when fixed. It was a hassle to stretch the skirt to fit the frame. Definitely requires 2 people.

If you want a clean setup but are too lazy (like me) to route your cables in a way that looks good, this is the product for you. I have about 20+ cables and 2 surge protectors/ extensions in there, can you tell? I can’t and that’s good enough for me. Plug your cables in and stuff them in the sleeve. Honestly it boggles my mind, there’s probably around 30 ft of cables in there after I was done. I can’t recommend this enough. Definitely a must for anyone overwhelmed with the jungle of cables behind their desks.Tips for installation: Fairly simple installation, but did have minor fitment issues. The sleeve is a very tight fit to the frame so when you’re assembling it, make sure the plastic connectors are tight or it may not fit. Also if your desk is less than 1” or 2.5 cm the screws provided for fastening will punch through your desk. Easy solution is just to install the screws along the back of the desk instead of under it.