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1. VELCRO Brand ONE-WRAP Cable Ties | 100Pk | 8 x 1/2" Black Cord Organization Straps | Thin Pre-Cut Design | Wire Management for Organizing Home, Office and Data Centers
- WIRE ORGANIZING SELF BUNDLING TIES - Get organized fast with these simple to use, self-fastening thin ties that will contain and store cords and wires quickly and safely; Secure large cords and bulky cables with ease for a neat finish
- WIRE AND CORD MANAGEMENT - These bundling ties are ideal fasteners for cord organization, wire management, and securing loose or extra-long cords out of the way to eliminate tripping hazards
- STRONG AND REUSABLE - Strong, trusted, and used by data and network centers across the globe; These fasteners can be easily reused and repositioned; Allows convenient access when arranging computer, appliances and electronic wires
- PRE-CUT AND EASY TO USE - These pre-cut ties stay firmly in place with an easy to use slotted head; simply insert the rounded end through the hole and pull the strap tight; it firmly wraps onto itself for a secure hold
- INDOOR OR OURDOOR USE - With multi-use options for the home, shed, garage or office, these thin ties can safely be used indoors or outdoors for your organizing and storage needs
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2. LASUS Zip Tie Mount, 1/2 X 1/2, 25 Pack
Very affordable.Will keep you more organized.This will keep your cords out of your way.Comes in packs of 10.Made by Ziotek.
3. J Channel Cable Raceway - Black - 48" Length
The J Channel has a self-adhesive back that is strong enough to mount on desks, furniture, baseboards, or walls.Top opening allows easy installation & access of cables. Simply add and remove you cables or wires without complications of hinges and lids.Easy and Quick to install PVC with an open chann...
4. Monoprice Multimedia Desktop Stand 22" x 9.5" - Monitor Riser, Laptop Stand, Desktop TV Stand, PC Riser w/ Height Adjustable Legs
Give yourself an extra shelf with this Glass Multi Media Stand from Monoprice!The shelf is made of 3/8" plate glass and measures 22" wide and 9.5" deepThe shelf is stabilized with four 1" diameter aluminum legs with a nominal height of 2.75"The feet can be extended up to 1" at each cornerMaximum wei...
5. eBoot 100 Pieces Adhesive Cable Clips Wire Clips Cable Wire Management Wire Cable Holder Clamps Cable Tie Holder for Car, Office and Home
- CONCEALING & PROTECTION OF FLOOR CABLE: The black floor cable cover can successfully conceal and protect cables, cords as well as wires, which is conducive to maintenance of keeping the floor areas clean and safe. Therefore, it can effectively prevent cables, cords and wires from being exposed under external environment.
- SAFE & NON-TOXIC MATERIAL: This type of floor cord protector is made of PVC which is proved to be strong, tough, non-toxic and slight smell material for people to use. In addition, PVC does not conduct electricity and it is an excellent substance to use for electrical applications.
- LENGTH, WIDTH & HEIGHT: Each unit of this floor cable protector is 6.5 feet long, the height is 0.67 inches and the external width is 3.27 inches. It’s long and wide enough to cover the cables, wires or cords well. Please check the size of your cables or cords first before placing an order.
- YELLOW WARNING LINE: There is two bright yellow stripes runs along on the top of the floor cable cover for its visibility and safety, thus it serves as a warning role to tell people to pay attention to that sign and in case of tripping over by accident.
- IDEAL FOR INDOORS & OUTDOORS: The floor cable cover or cord proctor can be used as electrical cable protector or extension cord cover, which definitely perfects for both indoors and outdoors surroundings like home, office, workshop, warehouse, concert or any other outdoor environment.
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6. Cable Management Sleeve, JOTO Cord Management System for TV / Computer / Home Entertainment, 19 - 20 inch Flexible Cable Sleeve Wrap Cover Organizer, 4 Piece - Black
- Set of 4, each 19 - 20" long. Flexible neoprene cable sleeve with zip-up solution manages and conceals cables while providing easy access
- Form-fitting neoprene stretchy material allows for multiple cables and flexibility (each sleeve can hold up to 8-10 cables). Could double the capacity when zip two sleeves together
- Easy to use, just gather cables together, wrap the sleeve around and zip-up, perfect for home and office use
- Ideal for keeping cords organized behind the TV entertainment system, computer monitor, etc.
- Pack of 4, each 19-20" long (1.2" diameter when zip-up)
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7. OmniMount OECMS Neoprene Cable Management - Black/White
Form-fitting neoprene material allows for multiple cables and flexibilityDouble-sided adhesive at the top sticks to desks, walls, A/V units and moreCutouts every 2" provide multiple entry/exit points for cablesBlack/White reversible colors fit seamlesslyLength: 40-Inch, Width: 4.38-Inch, Diameter: 1...
8. Arctic Silver Arcticlean Thermal Cooling Material Remover and Surface Purifier (ACN-60ML)
- 2-step cleaning process
- Removes existing thermal grease or pads
- Prepares surface for fresh applications
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9. CORSAIR Hydro Series H75 AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, 120mm Radiator, Dual 120mm PWM Fans
- 25mm thick radiator core (29mm including housing) for enhanced compatibility with small cases
- Copper micro fin cold plate with high quality, quiet ceramic bearing pump
- Easy to use tool-free black nickel finish mounting brackets for modern CPUs
- Dual SP120L PWM fans for great performance and adjustable noise levels
- Fan Speed 2000 RPM (+/- 10%)
- Speed: 2000 RPM
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10. Akasa ak-tt12-80 Thermal Adhesive Tape
- Excellent thermal conductivity
- Ideal for heatsinks, cut-to-size
- Note: Provides semi-permanent bonding, not design for quick removal, not recommended for CPU / GPU usage
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11. Wire Sanity wire organizer kit - 10 meter length (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
For use with HDTVs, media players, game consoles and set-top receiversConveniently tidies up and organizes cables and wires into one locationIncludes cable management system and wire guide tool
12. Antec Power Supply Sleeved Cable 24Pin/ 8pin (4+4) M/B, 8pin 6pin PCI-E Extension Cable Kit 300mm Length, Green
Premium PET sleeve cables, included: (1) 24-pin ATX, (1) 4+4pin eps, (2) 8-Pin PCI-E, (2) 6-pin PCI-E; compatible with all power supplies7 customized color combos to match with the color/rgb of the selected tower, gpu/cpu/ram, motherboard, case fan and cpu cooler24 cable combs, easy cable management...
13. Areca ARC-1160D 16-Ports SATA RAID Controller - 256MB - PCI-X - 300MBps - 7-pin Serial ATA/300 - Serial ATA Internal
- A quality product by ARECA
- A quality product by ARECA
- A quality product by ARECA
- A quality product by ARECA
- A quality product by ARECA
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14. Wiremold Cable Management Kit, Wire and Cable Cover for Wall Mount Flat Screen TV , Cable Raceway for Hiding and Organizing Wires and Cords, White, 30 inch, CMK30
- IN WALL CABLE MANAGEMENT KIT: The CMK30 in wall cable management kit is perfect solution for power outlet and in-wall cable organizer. It is suitable for all types of wall mount Flat Screen LED, LCD, and Plasma Televisions. The kit includes 30-inch channel, wall anchors, and screws.
- ENHANCED DESIGN: Snap-on/Snap-off Cover makes adding additional wires easy. Just snap off the cover, add the cables, and snap the cover back on. Has a slim and sleek design and blends with any décor. Its channels can be painted to match the color of your wall. This cord cover is ideal for Wall Mounted TV Cords, HDMI cables, and TV cables.
- EASY TO INSTALL: In wall cable management kit offers flexibility while installing the product. It has pre-drilled holes to simplify the installation. If you need a different size, simply cut the covers to your desired length.
- WIREMOLD QUALITY: Wiremold products work together seamlessly to save installation time, while providing enhanced flexibility and productivity in environments ranging from residential dwellings and educational institutions to meeting rooms and healthcare facilities.
- ADD STYLE: Upgrade your home or office with style and innovation. Add the perfect finishing touch to your home or office, delivering advanced features to enhance every day life, while complementing any decor.
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15. ASUS Z87 PRO LGA 1150 Motherboard
Dual Intelligent Processors 4 with 4 Way Optimization4 Way Optimization One Click and Done; Top up Performance, Efficiency, Digital Power, and System CoolingWi Fi GO Connect Your Life ? The Perfect Fusion of Desktop, Smartphones and PadsFan Xpert 2 The Most Customizable Fan ControlsSupports: Jack de...
16. CORSAIR HYDRO SERIES H55 AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, 120mm Radiator, 120mm Fan
Tool-free mounting bracket. For optimized cooling, Corsair recommends the radiator is mounted hose down.Low-noise, low-speed 120mm fan,Flexible rubber hose for installation in tight spacesLow-profile pump for easy installation and better airflow,Micro fin copper cold plate for superior heat dissipat...
17. Techflex 3/4 F6 Split Sleeving 25 feet Black
More flexible than split convoluted or spiral wrapSoft and quietCut and abrasion resistantHalogen Free and Chemically InertMaintains shape and rigidity across wide temperature range
18. USB Power Meter
- Digital display shows clear and accurate numerical readings
- A must-have product for testing USB devices and chargers
- Compatible with USB 3.0, USB 2.0, and USB 1.1 ports and devices
- Multiple modes allows the user to measure real-time voltage and current
- IMPORTED FROM JAPAN
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19. CANAVIS 250mm Individually Sleeved 8-Pin Motherboard Power Extension Premium Cable (Black)
- Individually sleeved in a black enclosure to provide a sleeker look that seamlessly integrates into the case's interior
- The additional benefit from incorporating these premium sleeved cables into your rig is enhanced cable management which is crucial for optimal airflow
- Type: 8 pin motherboard power extension
- Length: 250.0 millimeter
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20. StarTech.com 15.7 in (400 mm) SATA Power Splitter Adapter Cable - M/F - 4x Serial ATA Power Cable Splitter (PYO4SATA), Black
Add three extra SATA power outlets to your Power Supply – SATA to SATA Power Cable – SATA Power Splitter Cable – Serial ATA Power Splitter1x SATA Power Plug to 4x SATA Power ReceptacleSATA Power Splitter Cable AdapterDurable construction
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Here are my recommendations though:
Any other questions just ask. I could always take pictures of my setup and under the desk if it would help, just PM me for those.
The coolers I'am using is a H75 for both and the kraken g10 is excellent. I went from my 80degree overload before this setup just relying on the acx cooling. After this setup, i get around 45-50 degree tops. So a 30 degree difference. Huge jump. But I would pick up these items to cool your vrams. The kraken g10's method of air cooling the vram is not enough.
Thermal Adhesive
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001GIM9V8/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_3p_dp_1
Order 3 sets of these for the big vram chips
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835708009
Order 2 sets of these for the smaller vram chips
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835708011&cm_re=Enzotech-_-35-708-011-_-Product
Corsair H75
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FZHWFEW/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_dp_2
Other than that, it's great and delivers a nice performance than what i expected. Would still love to do a full loop water cool but right now, I really love this setup and my temps don't go beyond 50 during heavy load like running crysis, battlefield 4, using unigene valley and many more demanding programs and games all at max settings and running the resolution at 3440x1440 is just nice.
Also, a few more things since I'm just sitting around anyway :)
Little bit late, but I used this on this inner bottom of my desk, right against the bottom of the desktop. It's awesome and super easy. Just peel and stick adhesive on the back and it holds a bunch of cables. It would work the same along the backside of a desk as well.
Cable Raceway
http://www.amazon.com/Wire-Sanity-wire-organizer-kit/dp/B003U4NHEE
This might be a little overkill for what you need but I just used this exact kit to organize power and HDMI cables for over 50 TVs at work and it did great. If you can run everything backwards, clip one of these to the bottom of the desk, down the leg and then to their respective devices it'll be a nice clean look!
Looks pretty good, man! Most companies who make sleeving or extensions make some sort of green and usually a lime green. If you wanna get brave, you can always sleeve your own cables and then the color options are basically endless! I'm itching to go that route soon.
Here are a few links.
CableMod allows you to design your own custom cables or extensions afterwhich they make them and ship them out! - https://store.cablemod.com/configurator/
https://www.amazon.com/Antec-Supply-Sleeved-Extension-Length/dp/B07C54FW25/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=lime+green+cable+extensions&qid=1571068925&s=electronics&sr=1-2
If you go here and select the type of cable you want it gives you color options as a filter on the left-hand side. - https://modmymods.com/cables.html
Have fun!
Alright. Having a modular PSU is definitely helpful.
My motherboard is the Asus Z87-A. It looks like your CPU power is slightly closer to the top of the motherboard than on mine, so you should have better luck routing it through the lower rubber grommet, around the back and through the hole on the top right (when you look on the back side).
Front side / Back side (sorry, ugly pictures)
I bought this extension from amazon and you'll see in the back I have plenty of "slack length". I guess it's ~550mm + 250mm extension total length.
If not, you'll have to run the cable across the front over your GPU, which should also reach fine. I had it that way for a while, and your CPU power isn't more than 100mm away.
bundle them together in one thick sleeve. Having a fabric sleeve lie on your desk is imo better tham a lot of different wires :)
I have this one: https://www.amazon.com/OmniMount-OECMS-Neoprene-Cable-Management/dp/B004M8SSW8/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1492424504&sr=8-5&keywords=cable+sleeve
It's white or black (turn it inside out) and it's better than other sleeves imo because of the holes it has: you can let wires run in or out at any point you want, so it would be perfect for the cables from your mouse&kb, and you can let the sleeve run all the way to the top of your desktop, so the wires only exit the sleeve at the exact height they neet to be plugged in. Tuck away all the loose wire you have into the sleeve, and I think it'll be much tidier.
On break at work so i’ll make this quick. Most motherboards come standard with these but there are outliers. Looked these up quick just to give you an idea. The right angle side of the cable would plug into your drives and should help you keep away from bending your cables with the back panel. Hope this helped.
Data cables
Power cables
Edit: These are also good to use.
20mm is close to 3/4". Techflex sells their sleeving closed, or opened like this. This stuff looks super clean and still allows you add/remove cables easily. If this will be a one time permanent install you can get their solid stuff and heat shrink the ends.
https://www.amazon.com/Techflex-Split-Sleeving-feet-Black/dp/B0008JF8UK/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1498840586&sr=1-4&keywords=techflex
here is my most recent build
waited like 3-4 years for an upgrade and replaced everything but PSU, GPU, and HDDs.
Could look a bit better but i had no zip ties and didn't want to cut any wires. also a non-modular PSU.
and now i am getting coil noise from PSU :'(
not really sure i could do to make it look any better other than a new PSU with plug in ports like these sexy guys
parts links:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EB6O4N8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CRJSXR4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KPRWAX8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009VV56TY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/ENGTX560_Ti_DCII_TOP2DI1GD5/
I'm quite partial to stuff like this
Haven't used that particular brand, the stuff I have is from Best Buy and has a velcro closure along the split, but I can't find in on their site.
As Unisenon pointed out, Velcro straps are much better than zip ties, as you can add and remove cables easily. The only time I would use zip ties is when you know the two cables won't be separated. (The data and power cables for my USB hub for instance, they both go to the same spot, and I'm not going to be using one without the other.)
Get something like this https://www.amazon.com/Centech-USB-Power-Meter/dp/B00DAR4ITE and test the current and voltage of each one. Thickness and feel is OK for durability but many of those cables may not be delivering the right amount of power. If you have a fast charger, that is also another item as well. Lastly, make sure they are all charging and data cables, I accidentally added a charge only cable to my travel kit and was stuck with not being able to move files between devices. Hope it helps.
I personally used this raceway. It is paintable so it blends in pretty well and I think it looks great.
https://smile.amazon.com/Legrand-Wiremold-30-Inch-Concealer-Raceway/dp/B0015EA3NO/ref=sr_1_34?crid=AA9HUH0MV6SQ&keywords=cable+raceway&qid=1549770356&s=gateway&sprefix=cable+r%2Caps%2C225&sr=8-34
You can get a basket to hand under the back of your desk like this or used a sleeve like this to make it a single group of wires like this.
It's definitely a rosewill 4u.
However, he has the 12 bay hotswap version.
I'm pretty sure he's using this controller. There are not too many 16 port sata cards, most people use sff8087 to sata breakout cables.
That looks like an OEM board with an OEM AMD heatsink. But I'm just guessing at this point.
This \^ and you can also buy some cable clips/anchors like these and just stick them wherever works best in the case :)
Here's a short album of my recent 650D build. There are 3 shots from the back from various points in the process. It's a pretty tight fit back there (giggity) and the most difficult part for me was the flat SATA cables. These little suckers made my life so much easier, and I'd highly recommend them. Some round SATA cables would probably help as well.
Here's the link. Its super thick glass, works great for keeping the desktop away from the dusty carpet.
Easy enough!
Beyond that, I use velcro straps, clear tape, double sided tape, cable sleeves, and zip ties depending on the circumstance. Doing an Amazon search for Cable Management will also help get you some ideas.
You can buy an 8 pin extension like this to help it reach. Also you can tie the fan cables in a loop so they don't have a lot of slack.
Hmm, I use something like this on a Corsair 750D but the cables on mine have smaller spaces than the product page on Amazon so they're a better fit for drive caddies. (the one I used I got from a local computer store)
Could you use this which comes in a 2 pack: https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Pack-Power-Splitter/dp/B012BPLW08/
group the cables logically by destination (i.e. monitor cable, keyboard, mouse cable all go the the PC) and use velcro ties to secure them. Gather power cords that can plug into the same power strip. Again, use velcro ties to secure them together. Wind up any excess slack (again velcro ties)
You want velcro ties
I usually drop the mobo/cpu/cooler/ram in, then the power supply and run everything through the back. Once I have everything hooked up neatly, I start working on my HDDs and their cable management. Finally any lights, fans etc. Also these are fantastic.
Zip ties. Various sizes.
Once everything is connected, try to find places where you can anchor a zip tie to tidy things up. It's usually pretty easy around unused drive bays. If there's no place at all to put one, you can use these.
I strongly recommend Velcro for the outside cables
what i did: get a 3 or 4 ft power strip, like so: http://www.amazon.com/Prime-Wire-Cable-PB800012-12-Outlet/dp/B0027D3LNG
Screw into the rear underside of the desk, or in your desk's case, maybe onto the back near the top.
That would keep all your power cables up off the ground. Liberal application of velcro straps could remedy the rest.
Yes! And consider these too!
This looks the best looking from the reviews, but most of it comes down to how you want to use it and how much you need it. I haven't bought so yeah lol.
You could use something like this buy as many as you want since I don't know how long your desk is.
OP here, sorry guys I've been busy at work with EU problems :)
It's setup to be a hybrid SAN/NAS depending on how I decide to configure it (currently no OS). You're correct in saying it's a SAN device, and not an entire Storage Area Network, but Id didn't think I'd have to be so specific. The original plan was to install this into my rack and piggyback it to my NAS over fiber, but I might use it as an off-site mirror for NAS.
It didn't really need much horsepower, so I used a mainboard out of an old HP dx2300MT I had kicking around. RAM is 2GB of DDR2 & CPU is a Pentium D 3.4 GHz.
As for the case, you're correct as it's the Rosewill RSV-L4411 and the card is also an Areca ARC-1160D with the RAM upgraded to 1GB.
This cable raceway would help dramatically if you were willing to install this under one of your flat surfaces.
https://www.amazon.com/Channel-Cable-Raceway-Black-Length/dp/B002DNM42O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1488144408&sr=8-2&keywords=ikea+signum
I like these, personally. Lots of stores carry them.
Something like these
Edit: alternative
People keep recommending zipties and I'm just like ya'll should be using velcro.
Like this. There's other options of course.
So would these velcro ties work alright?
i bought these a month or two ago https://www.amazon.com/VELCRO-Brand-Black-2-Inch-91140/dp/B001E1Y5O6
more cable ties than i'll ever need
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Micro-Trader-Black-Adjustable-Reusable/dp/B0169H26P4
those should be fine too. mostly 5 stars.
you dont really need anything fancy, either the ties work or they dont
Cable anchor: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AUB81DC/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1472726511&sr=8-2&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=zip+tie+mount&dpPl=1&dpID=41yxopuQylL&ref=plSrch
(Use if u want to use zip ties, will probably be able to keep them hidden)
Velcro straps: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001E1Y5O6/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1472726568&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=velcro+straps
(Will probably be able to be seen)
Use a combination of velcro cable ties and adhesive backed cable raceway. You might be able to mount your modem and router to the wall and might be able to find shorter power and and cat 6e cables if needed.
this is what you want
https://www.amazon.com/VELCRO-Brand-Black-2-Inch-91140/dp/B001E1Y5O6
If you don't have the option of hiding them in the wall and coming out under your desk, you could go with some of the concealer/strip items and try to match it to your wall color. Something like this
http://www.amazon.com/Ziotek-Zip-Tie-Mount-Pack/dp/B000BSJHLE
https://www.amazon.com/Management-Sleeve-JOTO-Computer-Entertainment/dp/B015HWXG4M/ref=sr_1_7?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1537309983&sr=1-7&keywords=cable+management
So I don't have nearly as much stuff as you do but here's what I did with my wires.
You can see my management here
http://m.imgur.com/a/5PUM7
I bought these cable clips
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BB2YTU2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_9Jc8yb49NGARY
And these Velcro ties https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001E1Y5O6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_wKc8ybN3KZVBF
You could try something similar!
My setup looked very similar to this, I used this on the back of the table to route the wires to the side and use cable ties. I had to get longer power cables for my monitors and some longer hdmi cables.
http://www.amazon.com/CB-8P-8-Pin-Motherboard-Extension-Premium/dp/B0036ORCJY/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1344568310&sr=1-2
ummmm... I'm guessing the description on amazon.ca is bogus?
It seems to be talking about a cable..
https://www.amazon.com/OmniMount-OECMS-Neoprene-Cable-Management/dp/B004M8SSW8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1468761584&sr=8-1&keywords=Omnimount+Neoprene
Get one of these
This is what it did for me.
I would recommend velcro. I've done the zip ties before and it's a pain in the ass to cut them all when you want to move stuff around. Something like these.