This cable net was relatively easy to install and holds up well to the weight of multiple cables and a small switch.I've tried multiple cable management systems including channels and sleeves. This net solves a common problem with the other methods. You can quickly release cables and readjust without much hassle. With channels and other methods, changing cables is a hassle that usually involves undoing your entire bundle to move one cable. Not so with the net. Simply unhook the net from the anchors and you can easily access and adjust the cables.Installation was not too bad. The anchors go in relatively easy and then the net simply snaps into the anchors. The screws don't hold in the anchors by themselves before you install them. In my case, working under a desk, I had a hard time juggling the anchor, screw, and screwdrive in tight places. The fell out of the anchor a few times while I tried to adjust positions to screw in the anchor. Once it was in, it held tight and effectively.There is velcro cable channel that runs down the length of the net. You might like it but I avoided using it for the same reason mentioned in the intro. The net hides away the cables fine without the channel.There is also a rigid frame that still allows the net to fold in half. It is a nice touch, but its not clear if it is really needed or what function it is intended for. The anchors hold well on their own.It does not come with any cable ties, but they aren't really needed unless you have long bundles of wire to tie down.It is sturdy and able to hold a small switch on top of many heavy wires.It is not the best net out there but it is good to use. Once it is in, it is solid and holds well.