Cable Sleeve Maclean MCTV-677 B Black

The Maclean MCTV-677 B Black cable sleeve is a flexible polyester sleeve designed to organize and conceal multiple cables along desks, walls and behind entertainment units. Measuring 105 mm wide and 2 m long, this single-pack sleeve creates a tidy channel for power cords, data cables and peripheral leads, reducing visible clutter and providing light protection against abrasion. The black finish blends with dark furniture and electronics for a discreet appearance.

Advantages

This cable sleeve is made from durable polyester that resists fraying and allows easy bending around corners. Its 105 mm width accommodates grouped cables without compressing connectors, while the 2 m length covers most desk-to-floor and short-wall runs. The black colour minimizes visual distraction and matches common office and home AV setups. The sleeve both conceals cables for a neater look and protects them from incidental contact and light wear.

Suitable for

• Organizing desktop computer and monitor cables
• Managing TV and home theatre wiring behind cabinets
• Running power and data cables along walls or skirting boards
• Grouping peripheral leads under desks or workstations

Key specifications

• Material: Polyester
• Colour: Black
• Width: 105 mm
• Length: 2 m
• Pack size: Single sleeve

How to use

Open the sleeve and arrange the cables you wish to organize, ensuring connectors sit outside the sleeve if required for easy access. Insert the cable bundle into the sleeve and route it along the desired path—along the desk edge, wall, or behind equipment. For longer runs or more complex routing, position the sleeve in sections and overlap ends where necessary to maintain continuous coverage. Secure the sleeve with cable ties or adhesive clips at intervals to prevent shifting and to keep the run aligned.

Recommendations

For best results, group cables by function (power, data, audio/video) to avoid interference and to simplify maintenance. Do not overfill the sleeve to prevent excessive bending of cables or strain on connectors. When routing near heat sources, maintain a safe distance to protect cable insulation.