Under-shelf bracket for a cable tray
A J-shaped bracket that screws to the underside of a shelf or table and cradles a bundle of cables or a slim power strip out of sight. The channel is 60 mm wide and 40 mm deep with a 3 mm wall, an outward flare at the lip so cables drop in easily, and a 30 mm top flange with two 4 mm holes for wood screws. Two or three brackets spaced 400 mm apart carry a full run, and the open top means nothing has to be threaded through.
Bundles vary from a couple of thin leads to a fat cluster with adapters, and SpeakCAD sizes the channel to whatever you describe. Preview the profile for free, then ask for a deeper trough, a zip-tie slot or a wall-mounted version. Each revision is a single sentence away.
Create a J-shaped under-shelf cable bracket. Channel 60 mm wide, 40 mm deep, 3 mm walls, 25 mm long. Lip flared outward 5 mm. Top flange 30 mm wide with two 4 mm countersunk holes 40 mm apart. Add two 4x2 mm zip tie slots in the floor.