Wire management systems and methods

A wire management system for managing electronic wiring in relation to a structure, the wire management system comprising:

• an elongate mounting track for being mounted to the structure wherein the mounting track has a spine and first and second longitudinal locking formations;
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• a wire management cradle with a central cradle section and first and second longitudinal locking formations for being selectively attached to the first and second longitudinal locking formations of the mounting track and wherein the central cradle section comprises a panel of flexible mesh material wherein the central cradle section has first and second longitudinal edges, wherein the wire management cradle further comprises first and second attachment sections, wherein the first attachment section is secured to the central cradle section along the first longitudinal edge thereof, wherein the second attachment section is secured to the central cradle section along the second longitudinal edge thereof, and wherein the first and second locking formations are retained by the first and second attachment sections;
• whereby the wire management cradle can be selectively attached to the elongate mounting track to define an enclosure for electronic wiring.

A wire management system for managing electronic wiring in relation to a structure, the wire management system comprising:

• an elongate mounting track for being mounted to the structure wherein the mounting track has a spine and first and second longitudinal locking formations;
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• a wire management cradle with a central cradle section and first and second longitudinal locking formations for being selectively attached to the first and second longitudinal locking formations of the mounting track;
• an accessory rail retained by the mounting track wherein the accessory rail has a longitudinal retaining formation for selectively retaining accessories with corresponding retaining formations;
• wherein the spine has an upper surface and a lower surface, wherein the first and second longitudinal locking formations project from the lower surface of the spine, and wherein the accessory rail is upturned in relation to the upper surface of the spine;
• a wire management clip wherein the wire management clip has a retaining formation corresponding in shape to the shape of the retaining formation of the accessory rail;
• whereby the wire management cradle can be selectively attached to the elongate mounting track to define an enclosure for electronic wiring.