No-drill clamp tray for cables and a power strip
A 40 cm (15.7 in) clamp-on cable tray for a power strip and its cables, removable and drill-free — with no clamp range or load published, and a US price nearly four times the German one.
SURFOU clamp-mount under-desk cable organizer tray
Best for: A desk that cannot be drilled, with an edge you have measured — bought where it sells near its usual price.
The SURFOU is a 40 cm (15.7 in) cable tray that clamps to the edge of a desk instead of screwing into it, which makes it the no-drill option in this hub — the 2GOODz screws on. It is sold for a power strip and the cables around it, and the tray lifts out, so plugs stay reachable rather than sealed away. The US product details give it as metal.
What the listing does not give is the clamp range or a load. SURFOU says only that the clamp adapts to different desk thicknesses without damaging the surface; on a tray whose job is to carry a power strip, the thickest edge it closes on and the weight it holds are the two figures to ask for. The US product details also describe the installation as self-adhesive, which contradicts the clamp everywhere else on the page.
Then there is the price. This hub reads about $63 on Amazon.com and about €17 on amazon.de for the same reference — the highest price in the cable-management hub, for a tray that sells for a fraction of it in Europe. That gap usually means a third-party seller on the US store; check who is selling it before ordering.
Best for: A desk that cannot be drilled, with an edge you have measured — bought where it sells near its usual price.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-12. The live price is at the top of the page.
SURFOU states the clamp adapts to different desk thicknesses and holds without damaging the surface, with no drilling. It does not say which thicknesses: measure the edge first. The 2GOODz in this hub screws on instead.
Yes — the tray is removable, so the power strip and plugs inside stay reachable.
This hub reads about $63 on Amazon.com against about €17 on amazon.de for the same reference. A gap that size usually means a third-party seller on the US store; check who is selling it and compare before ordering.
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