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Link 360 cable manager kit is a patent-pending multi-directional cable manager designed for height-adjustable mechanisms, so cables follow the movement of the work surface instead of kinking or hanging loose. The kit uses modular Link 360 elements that stack together, letting you add elements to achieve the desired height for a specific workstation or desk frame. Wires and cables are routed from the work surface down through the elements to a weighted foot at the bottom, which helps keep the cable run organized and positioned at floor level. The Link 360 cable manager can attach to the leg of a table base by using a Link 360 clip with a magnet or tape, or it can stand on its weighted foot, giving flexibility in how the cable run is guided under the work surface.
The Link 360 cable manager kit connects its elements in sequence so vertical height can be set for a given height-adjustable mechanism, simplifying layout on site. Wires and cables are fed from the work surface down through the stacked Link 360 elements, which creates a defined, protected path along the travel range of the surface. At the bottom, the cable run terminates at a weighted foot assembly, positioning cables near the floor where they can transition to power or data sources. The Link 360 system can be attached to the leg of the table base using a Link 360 clip with a magnet or tape, so the cable run tracks along the leg instead of swinging freely. The same kit can also be used in a free-standing configuration, relying on the weighted foot to hold the vertical run in place under the work surface.
This Link 360 cable manager kit is described as a new multi-directional cable manager that is used for height-adjustable mechanisms, aligning it with sit-stand workstations, adjustable tables, or similar setups. The kit is offered for use with height-adjustable mechanisms up to 51 feet, which defines the intended travel range and vertical reach it is designed to support on those installations. Because it belongs to a multimedia and workspace wire managers category, the product is positioned for organizing power, data, and other cabling under work surfaces in office or shop environments. The system operates by feeding cables from the work surface down through the elements to a weighted foot at the bottom, so it serves as the vertical path between equipment or devices on the surface and the floor-level source connections.
The kit is supplied as a Link 360 cable manager configuration offered complete with 45 Link 360 elements, which sets a defined maximum element count for building a vertical cable run on a project. It also incorporates one quad connector and one dumbbell connector, giving specific interface pieces that link sections of elements or transitions within the cable path. A dedicated foot assembly at the bottom provides the weighted base that keeps tension and position on the cable run as the table moves. Because elements can be added to achieve the desired height, installers can configure the system to match different leg lengths or frame geometries while staying within the 51-foot application range. The patent-pending, multi-directional behavior of the Link 360 system allows the assembled elements to flex as the height-adjustable mechanism moves, helping maintain repeatable routing and reducing the tendency of cables to snag during regular operation. The ability to attach the cable manager to a table base leg with a clip using a magnet or tape further stabilizes the path, so the vertical cable chain tracks consistently with the leg and keeps the layout aligned.
The Link 360 cable manager kit is described for use with height-adjustable mechanisms up to 51 feet, so it is intended for adjustable tables or mechanisms operating within that vertical range.
The Link 360 cable manager routes wires and cables from the work surface down through the Link 360 elements to a weighted foot at the bottom, creating a guided vertical path.
The Link 360 cable manager is described as flexible and able to be free-standing, so it can rely on its weighted foot for support without attaching to a table leg.
The Link 360 cable manager can be attached to the leg of the table base by using a Link 360 clip with a magnet or tape, guiding the cable run along the leg.
This Link 360 cable manager kit is offered complete with 45 Link 360 elements, one quad connector, one dumbbell connector, and one foot assembly for building the vertical cable path.
The Link 360 cable manager kit is identified as a Custom Accents product, aligning it with the brand noted for this cable management component.
This Custom Accents Link 360 cable manager kit brings a patent-pending, multi-directional cable management solution to height-adjustable mechanisms up to 51 feet, using 45 Link 360 elements, a quad connector, a dumbbell connector, and a weighted foot assembly. Wires and cables are fed from the work surface down through the elements to the foot, supporting organized routing between equipment and floor-level connections. The option to attach the Link 360 system to a table leg with a clip using a magnet or tape, or to use it free-standing, offers flexibility in how adjustable workstations and multimedia layouts are configured. For projects that need a structured vertical cable path that can move with the surface, this kit provides a defined, modular approach.
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