Cable management for TV setups: cable trays, cable guides and a cable sleeve that keep leads tidy behind a TV, desk or wall mount. The range of over 30 products suits anyone with a wall-mounted or stand-mounted TV and cables on show. Brands include MY WALL, Neomounts, MediaRange and ROLINE.
How to choose cable management
Product type. A cable tray holds a bundle of leads in a channel or basket, so it suits a lot of cables running together. A cable guide directs a few leads along a route, and a cable sleeve wraps them into one tidy bundle. Our range includes trays and guides in similar numbers, plus a sleeve.
Mounting method. Screw-mounted products are fixed firmly to a wall, desk underside or furniture, which is best for a permanent setup. Clamp-on designs attach to an edge without drilling, so they are easier to move or remove later. Both types are available in our range.
Material. Steel is rigid and carries heavier bundles of power and signal cables without sagging. Plastic is lighter and easier to cut or route around corners, which helps with a few thin leads. Many products in our range are steel, with a smaller group in plastic.
Colour and visibility. Cable management is only discreet if it blends in. White suits painted walls and white furniture, black suits TV units and desks, and a few grey options are also available. Choose the colour of the surface the product will sit against, not the colour of the TV.
Capacity and fit. Count the leads you need to hide: power, HDMI, aerial, network and any soundbar or console cables. Allow some spare room so you can add a device later without redoing the installation.
Cable management brands we carry
- MY WALL: the largest group in this category in our range, with more listings than any other brand, and a name best known for TV wall mounts and related accessories.
- Neomounts: a Dutch brand, formerly Newstar, known for TV mounts, monitor arms and workplace accessories.
- Samsung: a TV manufacturer, so its accessories are a natural match for Samsung televisions.
- ONE FOR ALL: known for universal remote controls and TV accessories.
- Fellowes: an office products brand, known for desk accessories and workspace organisation.
Also in our range: MediaRange and ROLINE.
Cable management FAQ
How do I hide TV cables on a wall?
Run the cables through a cable tray or guide fixed to the wall, running from the TV down to the power socket and devices. Keep power and signal cables tidy and avoid sharp bends at the TV connections. If the wall is plastered or tiled, check the fixings suit the surface before drilling.
What is the difference between a cable tray and a cable guide?
A cable tray is a channel or basket that holds many cables together, while a cable guide steers a smaller number of leads along a set path. Trays suit a full entertainment setup with several devices. Guides are enough for a single TV with a power lead and one or two signal cables.
Can I install cable management without drilling?
Yes, if you choose a clamp-on design, which attaches to an edge such as a desk or shelf without screws. It works well in rented homes or where you may rearrange the room. For a wall, screw-mounted products give a firmer fixing.
Is steel or plastic better for cable management?
Steel is the better choice for heavy bundles because it keeps its shape under weight. Plastic is lighter and easier to shape, so it suits a few thin cables or a quick installation. The right material depends on how many cables you are hiding and where the product will be fitted.
