What Comes Out of the Box

The Turonic Cable Organizer Kit CM2 ships with 192 pieces. The count breaks down across eight distinct clip styles, two 3-meter rolls of velcro tape, four woven cable sleeves each measuring 0.5 m, and 110 ties for permanent bundling. Every component is black, and the composite plastic housing is consistent across the clip family, so nothing clashes when pieces from different styles sit side by side on the same desk edge.
The clip family covers six TPR multi-hole sizes: a 5-hole, a 3-hole, two large 2-hole clips, two 1-hole clips, and a small 2-hole clip. Alongside those, the kit includes rectangular cord holders — one 8-hole holder, two 5-hole holders, and five 1-hole holders — which are designed to sit under monitors or on the back panel of a desk where multiple cables arrive at the same point. Ten R-type clips and ten double-hook clips route cables along desk edges and walls. Ten zip-tie mounts provide a self-adhesive anchor point wherever a bundle needs to be locked in place.
The box itself measures 23 × 15 × 5 cm and weighs 305 g. Everything is packed in one place, so the install does not require a second order partway through.
Eight Clip Styles — Which Shape Does What

Each clip style in the CM2 solves a different routing problem. The multi-hole TPR clips hold cables side by side in a flat horizontal run — the 5-hole version handles a dense bundle of monitor, power, and peripheral cables together, while the small 2-hole version is sized for thin leads that would rattle loose in a wider opening. The rectangular cord holders work differently: their flat profile lets them mount flush against a vertical surface so cables drop straight down without pulling the clip away from the wall.
R-type clips hook over the lip of a desk or shelf edge, converting a bare edge into a cable channel without adhesive or screws. Double-hook clips serve a similar edge-routing function but provide two anchor points per clip, which stops cables from sliding along the edge laterally. Zip-tie mounts add a permanent peel-and-stick base wherever a bundle needs to be anchored to a flat surface that has no edge to hook onto.
The two velcro rolls give reusable, swap-friendly bundling for situations where the cable grouping changes over time — adding a device, swapping a monitor — without cutting ties and starting over. The 110 included ties handle the runs that are fixed and unlikely to move.
Clip / Component |
Style |
Quantity |
Routing Use |
TPR 5-hole clip |
Multi-hole |
Included in set |
Dense parallel cable run |
TPR 3-hole clip |
Multi-hole |
Included in set |
Mid-weight parallel run |
TPR large 2-hole clip |
Multi-hole |
2× included |
Paired thick cables |
TPR 1-hole clip |
Multi-hole |
2× included |
Single cable, any thickness |
TPR small 2-hole clip |
Multi-hole |
Included in set |
Thin paired leads |
Rectangular cord holders |
8-hole / 5-hole / 1-hole |
1 + 2 + 5 included |
Under-monitor or back-panel routing |
R-type clips |
Edge hook |
10 included |
Desk or shelf lip routing |
Double-hook clips |
Edge hook |
10 included |
Lateral-stable edge routing |
The Four Woven Sleeves and When They Matter

The CM2 includes four woven cable sleeves, each 0.5 m long. Woven sleeves differ from a basic clip run because they enclose the cables entirely, turning a visible tangle into a single uniform column that reads as one intentional element rather than a bundle of loose leads. The CM2 catalogue page specifies these as woven — a material detail worth reading before selecting between the CM2 and a kit that lists sleeves without that qualifier.
Four sleeves at 0.5 m each give a combined covered run of 2 m. Where a cable travels across an open span — the stretch between the back of a monitor and the underside of a desk, or the drop from a desk surface to a floor-level power strip — a sleeve handles it in a way that clips alone cannot, because clips require a mounting surface at intervals and a sleeve needs none.
The velcro rolls complement the sleeves: the roll wraps the entry and exit points of a sleeve run, bundling loose cables together before they enter the sleeve so the sleeve does not bulge unevenly in the middle.
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Turonic Cable Organizer Kit CM2 — 192-Piece Pro Set
192-piece kit for whole-workspace cable control
Eight clip styles, every cable size covered
The CM2 includes TPR multi-hole clips in six sizes, rectangular cord holders in three configurations, plus 15 R-type and 10 S-type clips for edges and corners. Four 0.5 m woven sleeves handle visible runs, two 3-meter velcro rolls cover the back of a desk and floor runs, and 110 ties handle permanent bundling. The 192 pieces carry enough variety and volume to outfit an entire home office or a small office floor in a single install.
Suited to a full room, not just a single desk
The kit ships in a 23 × 15 × 5 cm box weighing 305 g, so the full set arrives in one compact package. It is built from composite plastic in black and carries a 1-year limited warranty. Anyone managing a dense multi-device workspace with thick monitor cables alongside thin peripheral leads will find a clip style for each run.

CM2 vs CM1 — Reading the Two Kits Side by Side

Turonic offers two cable organizer kits. The CM2 contains 192 pieces; the Turonic Cable Organizer Kit CM1 contains 148. The CM2 ships with eight clip styles versus five in the CM1, two velcro rolls versus one, and four cable sleeves versus two. The CM1 box is shallower — 3 cm deep against the CM2's 5 cm — which reflects the smaller component count.
The CM1 catalogue lists its sleeves as '2 × 0.5 m' without further material description. The CM2 catalogue specifies its sleeves as woven. Beyond that, the CM1 page is silent on sleeve material, and nothing on either page should be read across to fill the gap on the other.
Both kits carry a 1-year limited warranty and share the same black colorway. The difference is component count, clip-style range, and the number of velcro rolls and sleeves in the box.
Feature |
CM1 — 148-Piece Kit |
CM2 — 192-Piece Pro Set |
Total pieces |
148 |
192 |
Clip styles |
5 |
8 |
Velcro tape rolls |
1 × 3 m |
2 × 3 m |
Cable sleeves |
2 × 0.5 m |
4 × 0.5 m (woven) |
Box depth |
3 cm |
5 cm |
Box weight |
180 g |
305 g |
Warranty |
1-year limited |
1-year limited |
FAQ
How many cable sleeves does the CM2 include?
The Turonic Cable Organizer Kit CM2 includes four woven cable sleeves, each 0.5 m long, giving a total covered cable run of 2 m when used end to end.
Are the velcro rolls in the CM2 reusable?
Yes. The CM2 ships with two 3-meter rolls of velcro tape. Velcro bundling is reusable and swap-friendly, so cables can be regrouped without cutting ties and starting over.
What is the difference between the R-type clips and the double-hook clips?
Both styles hook over a desk or shelf edge. The double-hook clips provide two anchor points per clip, which prevents cables from sliding laterally along the edge — useful where a run needs to stay in a fixed horizontal position.
How many permanent ties does the CM2 include?
The CM2 includes 110 ties for permanent bundling, alongside the reusable velcro rolls for runs that may need to change over time.
What is the difference between the CM2 sleeves and the CM1 sleeves?
The CM2 catalogue specifies its four sleeves as woven. The CM1 catalogue lists '2 × 0.5 m' sleeves without a material description. The CM2 also includes twice as many sleeves as the CM1.