I just got an email, which I'll include in next post.
Looks interesting for behind TVs, desks, and especially in equipment closets where items are randomly mounted to walls/pegboards/plywood(s).

I'm interested in reading if anyone is using it and if they like it.

If I'm reading this correctly, the 2-pack consists of 2 6"x6" pieces and few zip ties, which for $15 seems like a steep price compared to the 1"x1" or larger ziptie adhesive squares we've been using, but perhaps I'm missing the point, be it speed of deployment, permanence of installation, or visual impact on the completed job.

Below is a copy of what their website says about the product:












Finally a solution to Tame your electronic and wiring Rats Nests.  Turn your electronic chaos into a thing of beauty.  
Organize all of the wiring, transformers, and power strips under your computer desk.  
Mount the cable box and your streaming box behind your flat panel TV.
Clean up your electronic clutter with a simple and expandable solution.

Start with 2 or 4 panels and grow the system as your needs change.
Use one panel to hold a small device, link several in a row under a desk to hold multiple devices and their wires, or create a big square grid behind your flat TV to hold the cable box and other devices on the wall.  Each panel is 6" x 6" and they easily link together.   Each panel has multiple screw holes and screws are included for easy attachment to wood or drywall.
The 2-pack and 4-pack kits come with screws, long zip ties, and short zip ties.  The 25-pack "contractor/prosumer pack" does not come with accessories.

It's super simple.
A simple design that's easy to install, uses standard size 6" x 6" bracket panels, and can expand to fit any installation job.

Fit multiple brackets together
Using multiple brackets together makes the entire surface customizable to hold wires and devices.

Create space and organization
By using multiple brackets together, you can mount more than just wires... you can mount the entire device, hiding them behind desks or on walls.

From the email I received:
We can answer the question "How and Where can I Mount this.....?" and "Make it Look Good". that we discussed at CEDIA Denver.



A better way to tame your wires and electronics
Mount Anything and Make it Look Good
Thanks for stopping by our CEDIA booth in Denver !! Here is the Universal Mounting Solution that we discussed at the show.

It's super simple.
A simple design that's easy to install, uses standard size 6" x 6" bracket panels, and can expand to fit any installation job.

Fit multiple brackets together
Using multiple brackets together makes an entire surface customizable to hold all of your wires and devices.

Create space and organization
By using multiple brackets together, you can mount more than just wires... you can mount the entire device, hiding them behind desks or on walls.

You can use your Deal now. Just use code (Mario's note: I blanked out a code on purpose in an open forum) at checkout. Click Here for your Labor Day Deal.

Special available thru Labor Day:
2-pack kit ($15 -> $10.00 with 33% off) or
4-pack kit ($25 -> $16.67 with 33% off)
25-up "Installer" Packs ($150 -> $100 with 33% off)

This Deal expires September 7 (Labor Day Monday) , or Earlier, if Limited Quantities sell out.

2-pack and 4-pack kits include screws and different length zip ties. 25-up contractor kits are straight up 25 panels without accessories.

Thanks Again for Signing up to Receive this Limited Deal for Organizing your Electronics.

Click Here for More Info

Here is the Launch (33% Off Deal-good thru Monday) you signed up for in Denver. We have limited initial production available now. Simply use code (removed) at checkout. We will ship your order immediately.

And...all installers get a 30-day no-questions-asked money back guarantee. ...Might as well try it out.

No Risk for Installers - 30-day Money Back Guarantee

Looks pretty good. We use the same 1 x 1 squares for just about everything. The squares can become a PITA when you're mounting a bunch of products.

This looks like it would save a bunch of time for those types of installs. However, it does seem to be pretty pricey compared to the normal squares.

Well the 25 pack with the discount, comes to only $4 each for the panel. That doesn't seem to bad. Although still a little pricey.

Do they have a dealer program that we can get those at that price all the time? Because normally they are $6 each without the discount. And I just can't see paying that much for those.

$6 ea = 4 minutes of installer time at $90 per hour, sounds pretty cost effective.

Agree...this looks cool. You guys need to get laid or take a laxative..