Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was a bit nervous about trying out a cord organizer. I thought it sounded like a great idea but I was wondering if the organizer box might hold heat in and get warm with the many plugs inside. This is designed very well, with lots of ventilation points and after using it for 5 days, it’s been fine and not warm at all. This is stylish and helps hide all the messiness that comes with having lots of plugs in a surge protector. I was not aware that anything like this existed and it’s been a nice and stylish addition to our family room. This is so easy to use. I’m glad I got the large one because it fits perfectly with just a little space left all around. There is space in the middle and back sides of this box so that the plugs can fit nice into the box. Then the cover snaps in place. I face the part with the plugs hanging facing the wall so all you see is a nice looking container. Then you just use your plugs and surge protector as you normally would. I placed this on top of the tv stand and it looks nice and doesn’t look out of place there. I’ll most likely get a black one for the office space. I would definetly recommend this for anyone tired of seeing a messy area with lots of plugs on the floor. I usually try to find something that a user might not like or that I wish were different but in this case, I can’t think of anything that I would change or am not happy with.

[PROS] Large: I own quite a number of surge protectors all of them fit inside except for one. The organizer box is large enough to accommodate not only the surge protector, but also bulky adapters that can easily be knocked over when they're unshielded. Considerate Design: The box contains large open slots for the wires to be placed through as well. I find these incredibly useful given that I invest more often in longer cords and the setup can be quite messy hence my need for an organizer box. [CONS] Unmountable: The box was design to set on a flat surface like the floor or a desk. This is a proper use case given the design. However, I would prefer for the product to have came with holes to mounting against the wall. This helps prevents accidental kicks or touches that could loosen adapter connections. It's not necessary, but I would greatly preferred for additional setup options. [CONCLUSION] The D-Line Cord Organizer is a simple yet useful box for cable management. It's not fancy, but doesn't need to be.

I wish I would've found these sooner. While expensive for what they are, there's a reason why: they're terrific solutions for cable clutter. I spent too much time looking at various plastic boxes designed to hide wires, and eventually bought this one. After having my electronic desk move up & down on my cords and even on my power strip; after having to hold my cords out of the way with my reacher while lowering my desk into place more times than I can count, I decided that I needed a box to put all my cords and electronics into, that would hold them all out of the way. I did not know if such a thing existed, or if I would have to buy a big tupperware box and carve holes into it. Lo and behold, D-Line beat me to it! They have just the thing I needed! This is a pretty simple product and it does its job just fine. For starters, it stores a lot of cables/plugs, and the side slots means easy running in/out of the box. The lid is likewise ingeniously designed to stay shut, even from prying baby hands. The D-line has not budged from its spot next to my chair, holding snugly onto the footrest underneath my desk. It was large enough inside for a 12-plug Anker power strip with offset plugs that give a little more room for today's big plugs. I even have the my laptop's bulky transformer in there, and a lot of cords (as can be seen in the pictures). You can see how much stuff I'm able to squeeze in and there's still room for more stuff. The slots for cables are at the top; and along two vertical edges on rear side of the box. The slots are effective, but to use the top one requires running the cable through the slot, which might be impossible if the cable is a fixed connection on both the device and the power cube. Luckily, I don't have this issue. I opened up the case several times in the first few days to see if it was getting hot in there, and it is not even warm. There are holes on the lid for ventilation purpose. It's a clever design overall. Imagine all of those electronics flying about willy-nilly, getting under the desk, being visible from the front and moving them all around when I raise my electronic desk. What a mess it used to be! I am so glad I decided that there must be some better way to organize it all, went looking for it, and found D-line! I've included pictures to show the end result, which was very successful. This thing is awesome. Highly recommend.

I have a mess of power cords, cables, and speaker wire behind my home theater cabinet. In addition, I have a surge protector that all of the components plugs into. In the past, I've looked at several different cable wrap systems, but this storage box by D-Line really looks nice and keeps the surge protector and all the power cords organized and out of sight better. It is made of a hard ABS plastic and appears to be very durable. The lid easily pops off so I could place my surge protector inside and then feed all of the power cords inside. I was concerned about being able to get to the surge protector when it is tucked behind the entertainment center, but the lid is large and easy to open. I especially like that there are quite a few small holes in the top for ventilation and 3 large gaps in the back to feed the power cords through. I didn't have any problems plugging all of the devices into the surge protector. I choose the larger size, because I thought it would be more versatile. Also, the black color just blends in so you don't see all of the cables and wires anymore. I am looking at another one for the back of my home office desk for my desktop PC and other devices. This is a really great idea and I can see other uses for it too. I feel the price is a very good value and I would highly recommend this organizer box.

D-Line Large Cord Organizer Box - Black. I’ve got a lifelong interest in hobbies that all involve cords, wires, and multi-tap extensions. Whether it’s electronics for security and gaming, television and audio-systems, or computers, it is inevitable that a garden of accessories and their necessary cables begin to accumulate in the spaces behind the fancy cabinets. It’s funny how I’ve developed a blind eye to the growing nest, but they are not at all invisible to my wife. Adding to her frustration is how effective this tangle is at trapping dust and creating dust bunnies that resist vacuuming. A mess of wires and extensions is not safe. It’s unsightly. And, I can’t deny that when I eventually need to make a change or troubleshoot a problem, that disorganization drives me nuts, too. 
 
This D-Line Large Cord Organizer Box is a very simple, thoughtfully designed solution. It easily swallowed my favorite power-strips and surge-protectors. It accommodates my single-line-up strips (up to 14”) or those with several rows of outlets (6.5” wide) with power bricks sticking out the sides. In its black version, it disappears into the shadows. There is no need to cut out slots for cables, as they are already in useful locations. Cables are neatly and safely tucked away in a ventilated box. I’ll be getting more D-Line cord organizers.

I am always on the lookout for cord organizers. I do not like seeing cables all over the place. I have used a couple on the outside of the house, not only to organize power cables but to protect them from rain and other weather. I never thought of using it for inside until I found this. Inside the house, around tables, I am fairly good at keeping things neat but I am always looking to improve. I wanted to see which power strips would fit. Most of the power strips I use in the bedroom and loft will fit except the obvious long ones. I decided to use this on top of my desk in the bedroom. The widescreen monitor I am using has a big power brick that is just below the monitor. The cable is not long it enough for it to sit on the floor. I have a USB KVM that also sits next to it. I figured this would work well to hide all those cables and power brick. The height fits under the monitor as well. There are holes on the cover to help with heat dissipation. I really like it and it goes well with my white table.

You start off with one device and then you add another and before you know it you have so many wires and cables attached to so many devices that you end up with a mess. I have learned how to hide my power strips behind tv consoles and furniture in the den and living rooms, but the master bedroom got out of control. With phones, tablets, laptops, tvs, lamps, smart speakers, etc., I had a big ugly mess with no place to hide the wires. The D-Line Large Cable Organizer Box provided a solution. It is a plastic box with rounded ends that measures 16.5"L x 6.5"W x 5.25"H. I have all of my wires connected to a double row Power strip with 12 AC outlets and 2 USB. The power strip fit perfectly. However, I would have preferred that the ends be squared off instead of rounded. It seems to me that the rounded ends just created a larger footprint than was necessary. Once you have all of your wired and cables plugged in you can feed them through any one of 3 different slots which are situated at either end and in the middle. There is a top that fits tightly and gives it a finished look.. Overall, I am very pleased with this product. It is a simple product that does exactly what it was intended to do. I would recommend this product, however I would have preferred that the ends were squared off as I previously mentioned and I also think that the height could probably be lowered up to and inch. Both of these changes would result in a smaller footprint.

This falls into the category of something you didn’t know you needed until you try it. Powerstrips and the connected power cords can create an ugly mess if they are out in the open or if they’re in a location where the wires get in the way. This product is a good solution for many cases like this. My worst “basket of snakes” is behind my A/V center, having to power a TV, soundbar, subwoofer, DVD player, Roku stick, and a digital antenna power booster. The central powerstrip makes it easy to power the entire cluster down, such as when we are on a trip, but it makes it hard to clean back in that area or even to access the equipment back there. I chose the larger box mainly because I wasn’t sure if my two-row powerstrip would fit in the smaller version, but in any case it was easy to get everything in the box and route the cables accordingly. There are two vertical “slit” openings toward the sides and one larger central opening where most of the cables should exit. The cover pops on and off easily in case it’s necessary to turn off the powerstrip or unplug one of the outlets. The result was quite good and might inspire me to do some more trimming and bundling of the external cables for a neater-looking installation. The product works for its intended purpose and I might even pick up one in the smaller size for another location in the house.

Overall, solid option to hide your cables and surge protectors. It creates a cleaner look and cables are hidden and the box has holes for cables and ventilation. I think its worths the

This cord organizer is a nice concept for those people that don’t like seeing cables from computers, TVs, etc. It is easy to set up, just open the lid and place your surge outlet inside with all your electronics cords plugged in, then put the lid back on. This large organizer was perfect for my room , I have a large surge outlet that holds my TV cord, router cord, internet modem among other devices and it sure makes the room a little more organized without seeing cables everywhere, the only that you will see is this bulky organizer box on the floor instead of a plane surge outlet with cords hanging all over. The product has a few areas on top and back for ventilation , just make sure you don’t overpacked the organizer with too many cords, only put one surge outlet inside for safety. I would recommend that if you buy this organizer, get it in black color, the white one is too noticeable on your floor unless you find a place to hide it behind a tv cabinet or computer desk, other than that is a nice way to keep your room organized

[Employee of bestbuy] Stores big cords and power strips very well and looks good in most positions (on the floor and on a shelf). Makes cable management super easy.

Got this at Christmas for my daughter. She wanted a box to clean up all her cords in her home office. We looked at several options including from other stores. We selected this as it fit the dimensions she wanted, looks great and was less expensive than those from the Container store.

I thought it was going to be a lot smaller, but the size is actually convenient, and it is very spacious inside. Although the lid is not so functional as it locks into place and is not easy to access the inside.

If you have a lot of cables on the ground it is a useful tool to conceal all of the cables and have a much cleaner look as well

Easily concealed all my wires and now my robo vac doesn’t get stuck on that

Ever since I bought this, there have been no little hands ravaging my setup. It stealthily disappears.

Really helped pack all my wires together for my computer space.

This box is great for keeping cords, cables, and surge protectors neat and out of sight.

Great product. I have two areas is which multiple cords kept sneaking out, and the upstairs and downstairs vacuums often got tangled up. I bought two of these organizers, and they immediately solved the problem. As these come in different sizes, I'm looking for other areas that might potential risks.

The sale makes the item worth it but its normal price is a bit to much for cord management.