It’s no secret that electronic devices are becoming more entwined in our daily lives. Electronic devices can help us to accomplish more tasks but can create visual clutter from cords. Home office built-ins are a great way to tackle this problem and create space for everything from paperwork to a printer. Find strategies to tackle cord clutter from your Myrtle Beach home office storage experts below!
Limit Devices
The easiest way to limit cords is to eliminate them. Consider using one cord to charge up your phone and tablet, and consider using Bluetooth or cordless charging pads. Charging pads are easier to conceal since they are stationary and the cords can often be wrapped around the device to limit visual clutter. Wireless printing is also a good way to stop cord clutter. Keyboards and mouses should be wireless to further eliminate cords.
Bundle Up
If your work requires many cords for your monitor and computer, it can help to bundle and wrap them up together. This prevents visual disarray as combining them to make one wide cord makes it seem less chaotic. Wrapping this cord, or feeding it along the edge of your desk is a great way to limit visual blockages.
Label It
Labeling cords can make it easy when you need to unplug or plug anything in. Simple cable ties or a do-it-yourself solution can work. We recommend labeling both ends so you never have to wonder what each cord is for.
Go Incognito
Trying to conceal cords can be easy with well-placed furniture items. Alternatively, storage cabinets are a great way to create space and conceal all of your cords. Custom desks are ideal so you can create a place for your computer or laptop with designated places for cords to manage them with ease. Our units are custom cut and sized so we can work around outlets which can be a big time and budget saver – no need to call in an expensive electrician to move or create outlets!
Start organizing your life and office with More Space Place. Give us a call or stop by the showroom to explore your design and storage needs.
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