Brushed Grommet 1U Cable Manager Server Rack Wire Management System (bristles keep component clean)

Very well made. If you use rack mounted gear this is a must. For less than $10 for one of these, I was able to tame all the cables between a loaded 16U cabinet and my mixer (over 30 different cords) while also using the slots to organize the cables going to/from the back of my patch bay. If you don't have mounting rails on the back of your cabinet, pick some up. They're dirt cheap and easy to install. Then you can mount this little guy on the back and wrangle all that loose spaghetti as though your entire rig was connected by a custom wiring harness.Buy it! It costs less than just one of those (dozens of) cables sitting on your floor getting damaged because you haven't gotten one of these yet!

My buddy recently complimented me on how nice my 19" short-rack looks.The wires are nicely hidden by these, and they don't stick out like other cable-management that hides the mess at the front.They look slick, but you got to put effort into it, like all good things.Straighten out the brushes and make them look lined up, choose sensible exit points for cables so that the mess is hidden behind.You will soon be complimented with "nice rack !"

Used these for Ethernet cable management for my patch panel to switch rack - don't actually have a rack, but attached this to the front edge of the shelf that the switch sits on - worked nicely.

I never knew these existed. I actually ordered a second one - I'm in the process of getting rid of the "rat's nest" that is my cabling in my rack. I am replacing cables with proper sizes, labeling them, and using these brush covers to make it look nice and neat.

This is a nice addition to my set up. It really helps conceal my cabling to a tb4 dock and other connected peripherals.

I have this and a rack-mounted power strip (CyberPower RKBS15S2F8R 15A 10-Outlet 1U RM Rackbar Surge Suppressor--also great) spanning the back of a desk I built. By running my cables through this cable manager, I no longer have a bird's nest of cables.It is worth noting that the spacing of slots are just wide enough to fit the fatter power cables that come with some monitors--they fit and I'm not worried about damage to the cable, but it's not loose enough that you'd be pulling the cable through easily either. My other cables all slide through fine.

Cannot recommend these enough. Use them on tour all the time!

It seems like this would be perfect, but after installation it just did not seem the best. I am looking for alternatives.