Due to the limited outlet access at this corner of the kitchen, I placed the charging station on the shelf. Over the time, things are populated in the area because other related functions were added in. By now, I have iphone speakers and all the chargers stored in the same place. This corner of the kitchen has more foot traffic also because of this set up.
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Milan Office Desk
Submitted by Mariano Cucchi
This desk has a cable management compartment that positions all the cables. However when people are leaving the desk and undocking their computer, they're sometimes also required to detach the plug from the multiple socket and they leave the desk door open.
Wow, what a mess...
Milan Dedicated Space?
Submitted by Barbara Tornaghi
The desks have a dedicated space for the cable management that should be kept
closed in the intention of the design, but the large amount of cables and the convenience of having it open for plug/unplug make the desk messy.
Milan roof cables in the office
Submitted by Mariano Cucchi
In the office the cables are distributed to the desks by a metal support attached to the roof that collects all the cables.
Pipes take the cables down to the desks
Location
New York Desk
Submitted by Turi McKinley
A short shelf under the desk houses my powerstrip and various power bricks
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Munich Frog Server Room
Submitted by Bram van Krieken
A construction with a hinging arm is used to shorten the length of the cable. Velcro strips are used to keep the arm closed.
Location
Munich Cable Rack
Submitted by Bram van Krieken
A cable rack prevents the cables from tangling whilst leaving access in case a cable has to be replaced.
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Munich Cable trough
Submitted by Bram van Krieken
A cable trough in the server room.
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New York, Desk
Submitted by Siana Sierra
Under the desk
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New York Desk
Submitted by Siana Sierra
Under desk close up
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New York Desk
Submitted by Siana Sierra
Close up under desk
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Munich Trays Under the Table
Submitted by Elizabeth Roche
Small trays under the table allow the cables and power strips to be tucked out of the way.
Location
Munich Plastic Tube
Submitted by Elizabeth Roche
Power cables feed into plastic ‘tube’ which routes them into the table; they supply the outlets embedded in the table top
Location
San Diego Office + Custom Shelf for Plug Placement
Submitted by thegwen
built a wooden shelf to prop up my monitors but also to hide the cords and outlet plug. the outlet has to easy access without getting out of my seat to switch charges for multiple phones i am testing. and it is not noticeable that i live with too many wires on the desk.
will post a close up picture. it is not really thought out but good enough to get the job done. next tempt will be to have a power strip with usb ports built in for the varies usb charging devices i have, also the spacing between the power strip is a problem and i like to see about having one with an arc or circle not a strip.
Location
San Diego Office + Custom Shelf for Plug Placement 2
Submitted by thegwen
just a close up for the previous picture i have submitted. like i said underneath and behind the wood board is a jumble of wires that goes like chaos or even feels like a petri dish of wires getting more tangled or more is getting added.
