Gator Frameworks Wall Mountable Cable Hanger and Organizer with 19 Cable Slots, Ranges from 5-9mm Spaces (GFW-CABLEHANGER)

This is an exceptionally well-made test lead and probe hanger, as well as for microphone cords. It is heavy gauge metal and you will probably rip it off the wall before bending it. Nicely finished and comes with mounting hardware.

great cable holder. I use it to hold my coax test cables. Once that have BNC on one end fit perfectly, the other end then hangs down. Steel is nice and think so won't bend with a fully loaded set. If I needed more storage i would get a second one. We had these at work, that is why I looked for this type.

IMPRESSIONS: First off. Very solid, very thick, I love the metal and finish.COMPATIBILITY: The slots fit all my MIDI and 1/4” audio, instrument, and patch cables. For 1/8” cords, at least the ones I have, they fall through. There are thinner slots in the back, which even my slim 1/8” cables fall through. Additionally, I have some meaty (high Amp) power cables (for high Wattage PA) that are too fat, and I have others (for synths) that fit fine. That's ok, those fatties can go into longer term storage.THE SLOTS: Each slot in this rack has a skinnier part in the back… which is… not great. Because why would I organize my cords that way?? Burying small cords behind bigger and completely dissimilar cords? That's not organized or convenient work flow. I would much rather have a plastic adaptor that I slide over the fingers to make them thinner so I can line up a column of similar smaller 1/8” cords together, because I organize all of one type of cable on a single slot…. Gator should save the metal cutting effort and just give a handful of adaptors to narrow those slots you’d like to put skinny cables on. (Im going to 3D print something).DOOR MOUNT: For mounting, I love hanging my cables on the back of the door. But. The Gator hanger only has screw holes. I did not want to put holes in my door. So I made J hooks for this Gator hanger. It would be a nice option if Gator offered these door hanger J hooks for the cable hanger! ;-).SIZE: Finally, I find this rack a little short, for my cables. I wish Gator offered an option that was 1.75-2x longer. I’ve already filled it up and I have more cables in storage. I still find this rack valuable, I think I can organize a bit more and get what I need on there ;-)SUMMARY:- Quality is Top. Very heavy thick metal. Love it.- Compatibility is great for midi and 1/4" cables, very thin 1/8" and very fat power cables will not fit- The slots try to please everyone by having a small spot in the back, but, this isn't ideal for organization of like cables by slot (buries the little cables behind the big cables). A better option would be adaptors to make the slots skinny.- Mounting was super annoying for me because I wanted it on the back of the door, I had to create special brackets. Gator could offer these hooks and I'd gladly pay an extra $15-20...- The size of the hanger is SMALL, and I quickly filled it up and had a lot more cables left. Seems to me this should be sold in two size options this 14" and a larger 19" or 28". I mention 19" because that's standard rack size, and I'd have thought this should at least be that long. I mention 28" merely as a 2X. The size of this rack at 14" seems very skimpy / short. I could buy 2, yes, but then my door hangar gets complicated.

If you have a home studio with a performance space, you need at least one of these to store instrument and component cables safely and conveniently. Rolling up cords and stuffing them into a box or a bag is not cable management. a hanger like this even makes packing up gear fast and easy. I think back to all those years without one of these and wonder how I ever managed.

This is rack is made from very heavy gauge steel. I was impressed how sturdy for just hanging wires. It is a perfect design for organizing scope leads. Paint is glossy and seems very durable for the use it will see. Has a couple of mounting options, with included screws and drywall anchors. Didn't attach a photo because the Amazon photos show it very well.

Well made, sturdy, no sharp edges. Comes with really nice wall anchors. Drilling a proper sized pilot hole really helps

Super well made and sturdy. This thing would survive anything. Perfect to load up with cables and adapters.

Worked good for cable organizing .East to put on and take off without the tangles!Also east to see each cable end before you take off.