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Bluelounge CableBox - Black
Bluelounge CableBox - Black
To keep cable clutter in check, CableBox discreetly conceals excess cable slack and keeps it neatly out of sight under your desk, next to the computer or behind the TV. There is no need to unplug anything first; simply place your surge protector inside the CableBox, tuck in the surplus cables and close the lid.
CableBox can accommodate virtually any size power strip, with extra space allotted for cords and adapters. CableBox is made from high-density, flame-retardant plastic and is available in Black or White.
Features:
Keeps excess cords hidden under desks, by the computer or next to the TV
Made from high-density, flame-retardant plastic
Fits wide and long surge protectors with extra space for cord slack and adapters
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Product Overview
Bluelounge CableBox - Black
To keep cable clutter in check, CableBox discreetly conceals excess cable slack and keeps it neatly out of sight under your desk, next to the computer or behind the TV. There is no need to unplug anything first; simply place your surge protector inside the CableBox, tuck in the surplus cables and close the lid.
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