Where a round cable tray can help
These trays are intended for routing cables underneath a desk. They may suit individual workstations or shared office areas where desk equipment needs to connect to power or other cables while keeping the visible work surface less cluttered. Consider the cable routes in your setup before choosing: note where cables need to enter or leave the tray and how the desk will be positioned in the room.
A tray is one part of a cable-management arrangement, not a replacement for checking the full desk setup. Think about the equipment being used at each workstation and whether the selected tray can be fitted where the cables need to run. The product listings describe the trays as supplied loose, so allow for confirming the fitting approach as part of planning.
How to choose between the models
Start with the listed colour: black or white. Choose based on the desk finish and the look you want beneath the work surface. Then compare the model references. The collection includes RKW14, RKW16 and RKW20 versions, but do not assume that the reference alone confirms a particular desk fit. Check the individual listing and match its compatibility details to your desk before ordering.
For some versions, the product information specifies compatibility with standard or E05 tabletops measuring 25 mm thick. Treat that as model-specific guidance rather than a feature that automatically applies to every tray in the family. If you are equipping several desks, verify the tabletop type and thickness for each one so the selected tray is appropriate throughout the workspace.
Finish, material and fit checks
The family is described as round and metal, with white and black options. Use the finish choice to coordinate with the desk or keep the accessory visually distinct. The product information also lists the trays as supplied loose, so confirm what is needed to install them with your desk configuration instead of assuming that they arrive fitted.
Before finalising your selection, check the exact model reference, colour and tabletop compatibility stated on its listing. Confirm that the tray can be positioned to suit your cable routes and the desk layout. Where those details are not clear, ask for confirmation before specifying the products for a larger office order.
Plan your workspace order
For a single workstation, prioritise the desk’s tabletop details and the cable path. For a group of desks, make a short model-and-colour schedule so the right combination is specified at each position. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease; you can consider the cable trays alongside the wider furniture requirements for your workspace. Check the listing details for each variant before moving ahead.
Frequently asked questions about gumpo Cable Tray
What is the gumpo Cable Tray family designed for?
These round metal trays are designed to route cables beneath a desk. Check each product listing for its specific compatibility details.
Which colours are available?
The listed options include black and white. Availability can vary by model reference, so confirm the colour shown for the variant you choose.
Are all the models compatible with 25 mm tabletops?
Some listings specify compatibility with standard or E05 tabletops that are 25 mm thick. Verify this on the exact model listing rather than assuming it applies to every tray.
How should I choose between RKW14, RKW16 and RKW20 variants?
Compare the model reference, colour and stated tabletop compatibility for each listing. Confirm the fit against your desk before selecting a variant.
Do the trays arrive fitted to the desk?
The products are described as supplied loose. Check the individual listing and confirm the fitting approach for your desk configuration.
