Rookies guide to wire management

PROBLEM: Sneaky floor-level cables that trip
people who walk by
Who should I tell about
CableOrganizer.com?
• Electricians
• General Contractors
• IT Administrators
• Network Installers
• Facility Managers
• Healthcare Professionals
• Military Personnel
Before
After
THE SOLUTIONS:
• Light Capacity Cord Covers – Flexible
plastic or rubber channels that slip over
computer, phone and power cables to protect
them from pedestrians and rolling office chairs.
Just secure to the floor with Velcro® tape.
• Carpet-Friendly Cord Covers – Rugged
fabric covers that lay flat over cables running
across carpeted areas. Hook and loop edging
lets the covers stick securely to loop-style
carpets without any messy adhesive.
• Heavy Duty Cable Protectors – Tough
molded polyurethane cord covers that add
traction, cut down on tripping hazards, and
protect cables and hoses from both vehicle and
pedestrian traffic.
• Educators
• Mechanics
• Custom Car Enthusiasts
• Case Modders
• Home Theater Fans
• Parents
• Pet Owners
It doesn’t matter who you are or what you do
– if you need wire management, we’re here to
help! Whether you’d like to place an order or
just ask a question or two, we’d be more than
happy to hear from you, 24/7.
Call Toll Free: 866-222-0030
Email us: [email protected]
CableOrganizer.com, Inc.
6250 NW 27th Way
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
Toll Free: 866-222-0030
Where Do I need
Wire Management?
PROBLEM: Tangled computer cables that
clutter up your desk and are impossible to
tell apart
PROBLEM: Ugly wires that run down your wall
and ruin your décor
Home
OFFICE
Before
After
Before
After
THE SOLUTIONS:
THE SOLUTIONS:
Server Room
• J Channel – A stick-on, open-top wire
channel that can be run along a wall or the
back of your desk to organize and conceal
computer and peripheral cables.
• Surface Raceways – A type of flipopen wire channel that sticks to walls and
baseboards to hide cables as they run from
Point A to Point B; they look great, and can
even be painted to match your walls.
Warehouse
• Cord Clips – Small adhesive-backed clips
that stick to walls or furniture (they’re great
for the underside of your desktop) so that
extra-long phone and computer cords can be
routed along surfaces, instead of just piling
up on the floor.
• Label Printers – These gadgets produce
crisp, professional cable labels in seconds, to
help you identify which cord goes to which
device – with nothing more than a glance.
• HomeTheater Wall Plates – Attractive
A/V wall plates that let you run home
theater cables behind your walls, so you can
concentrate on watching your movie, not the
cables trailing down the wall.
• The Wiring Solution – A low-profile,
texture-matching cord channel that mounts
to the wall and conceals cables running
between wall-mounted HDTVs and the
entertainment centers below them.