Univivi UN1450 Under Desk Cable Management Tray, 32-Inch Black Steel

If loose power and data cables are taking up space beneath your desk, the Univivi UN1450 is designed to gather them in one under-desk tray. Its black steel construction and 32-inch designation suit a setup that needs room for more than a few loose cords. You can mount it with a no-drill C-clamp or screws. That makes it a different approach from using small clips to route individual cables.

Best use cases

This tray is intended for indoor home or office desks where power strips, chargers, and cables need a shared place out of the way. The open sides and cable cutouts let cords enter and leave the tray, while the ventilated design leaves openings around stored equipment. For a desk with several connected devices, consolidating cables beneath the surface may be more useful than routing each one separately along a leg or edge.

The listing specifies at least 2.36 inches of flat space on the underside of the desk for installation. That measurement is worth considering before choosing a mounting position, especially if the underside has a frame, a crossbar, or other obstructions. The tray is listed as 32 inches, so compare that size with the available desk area and the location of your cables.

Pros

The two mounting methods give you a choice between a clamp attachment that avoids drilling and a screw mount intended for a firmer installation. The clamp has rubber pads on both sides to protect the desk surface. A metal tray can also provide a single storage area for a power strip and its connected cords, rather than relying on several small organizers.

Buyer feedback is generally positive about organization, appearance, and day-to-day function. Some customers say it fits their desk setups well, while installation comments are mixed: some describe setup as easy, and others report assembly difficulties. Those differing experiences make the mounting method and underside clearance especially relevant to your decision.

Highlights

The product is identified as model UN1450 and comes in black. Its steel construction and open, ventilated design are intended for under-desk cable storage. Cutouts at the ends provide routes for cables, and holes along the tray’s sides allow additional routing. Listed dimensions are 32 inches long by 32 inches wide, and the item weight is 2.45 kg.

It suits you if you want to group power strips, data cables, and chargers beneath a desk and have a clear, flat mounting area. Compared with adhesive clips or a basic cable sleeve, a tray offers a shared place for bulkier items such as a power strip, clips or sleeves may be more appropriate when you only need to guide a small number of cords. The listing does not specify a load capacity, so it does not establish how much equipment the tray can hold.

Before you decide

What mounting options are included? The tray supports no-drill C-clamp mounting or screw mounting. The listing describes rubber pads on the clamp to protect the desk surface.

How much clearance does installation require? The manufacturer says to allow at least 2.36 inches of flat space on the underside of the desk. Without that space, the product cannot be installed as described.

What can be stored in the tray? It is designed to organize power strips, power cords, data cables, and chargers. The product information does not give a specific capacity limit.

When it makes sense

Choose the Univivi UN1450 if you want one under-desk location for a mix of cables and a power strip, and its listed size and mounting requirements suit your desk. The clamp option may appeal if you want to avoid drilling, screws are available if you prefer that mounting approach. It’s not for you if the desk underside lacks the stated flat clearance or if you need a product with a documented load limit. For buyers who mainly need to guide a few individual cords, smaller clips may be a simpler fit.