Can I connect multiple rails together for a long row of desks?

Yes, the modular design allows multiple rails to integrate with each other, so you can power an entire line of workstations by linking units together as needed.

Do the privacy panels come with the rail?

No, privacy panels are sold separately as optional add-ons. They attach to the same rail system if you want visual separation between workstations.

Will this work with desks from other brands?

The rail is designed to be compatible with most Branch desks in 48-inch and 60-inch sizes. Check your desk dimensions and mounting options before ordering if you're using furniture from a different brand.

How does cable management work?

The rail conceals cords along the underside of the desk, keeping them off the floor and work surface. Additional cable management accessories are available if you need more routing options.

Is this suitable for a home office with just one desk?

It works for a single desk, but it's built for commercial environments and shared workspaces. If you have a solo desk with nearby outlets, a simpler solution might be more practical.

Power Rail

The 3-second version

Modular rails link together to power rows of adjacent workstations
Mounts under the desk to keep cords off the floor and work surface
Compatible with optional privacy panels that attach to the same rail
Requires under-desk mounting, not portable
Sized for Branch desks; check compatibility first
Privacy panels sold separately

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Under-desk power distribution for benching and shared workstation rows

Most shared workspace power solutions are either permanent installations that require an electrician or flimsy power strips that clutter the floor. This rail mounts under the desk and delivers outlets exactly where people need them, then disappears from view. The modular design matters because it scales with the actual layout—start with one desk, add a second next month, and the system connects without rewiring. If your workspace changes regularly or you need power for a row of identical desks without running separate cords to each one, this handles it cleanly and meets the durability standards actual offices require.

Good gift when

Offices outfitting benching layouts or open-plan workstation rows
Anyone setting up shared desks without nearby wall outlets
Workplaces that need a scalable power system as teams grow

Skip it if You're outfitting a single desk with plenty of nearby wall outlets, or you need a portable solution rather than a mounted system that stays with the furniture.

Specs

Available Lengths: 48 inches, 60 inches
Available Colors: White, Charcoal
Pod Configurations: 4 people, 6 people, 8 people
Durability Standard: Commercial-grade
Compatibility: Most Branch desks (48" & 60" versions)
Warranty: 7 years

What's included

Power Rail (length and color as selected)
Mounting hardware

If you're giving it

No sizing to guess

Practical for office managers or remote workers setting up shared workspaces, but requires installation and desk compatibility verification.

The maker

Branch designs office furniture for companies that need commercial durability without the usual procurement complexity. The brand emerged from frustration with the office furniture market's limited options: either expensive systems that take months to specify or flimsy home-office gear that falls apart under daily workplace use. They focus on direct-to-business sales with straightforward configurations, transparent timelines, and products engineered to hold up in actual office environments where furniture gets used hard and rearranged often.

The details

This under-desk power system solves the outlet problem in benching and shared workspace arrangements. Instead of running extension cords across the floor or drilling into walls, you mount a rail beneath the work surface and connect devices directly overhead. The system chains together when you need to serve a row of adjacent desks, and it accepts optional privacy panels that attach to the same mounting points.

Each rail measures either 48 or 60 inches to match standard desk widths. You can use a single unit for a solo desk or link multiple rails to power an entire line of workstations. The design conceals cables along the underside of the desk, so cords drop straight down from laptops and monitors without snaking across the surface. The rail meets commercial-grade durability standards, meaning it handles the wear of a workplace environment rather than just home office use.

The modular structure lets you add sections as your layout grows. If you start with four desks and later expand to eight, you buy another rail and connect it to the existing setup. Optional felt privacy panels slot into the same rail system, so you can add visual separation between workstations without installing a separate framework. The system works with most Branch desks in the corresponding sizes, and additional cable management accessories are available if you need more routing options beyond the built-in concealment.

Branch

Power Rail

Connects multiple desks in open layouts with modular power access and integrated cord concealment

$1,560at branchfurniture.com

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The 3-second version

Modular rails link together to power rows of adjacent workstations
Mounts under the desk to keep cords off the floor and work surface
Compatible with optional privacy panels that attach to the same rail
Requires under-desk mounting, not portable
Sized for Branch desks; check compatibility first
Privacy panels sold separately

Questions

Can I connect multiple rails together for a long row of desks?: Yes, the modular design allows multiple rails to integrate with each other, so you can power an entire line of workstations by linking units together as needed.
Do the privacy panels come with the rail?: No, privacy panels are sold separately as optional add-ons. They attach to the same rail system if you want visual separation between workstations.
Will this work with desks from other brands?: The rail is designed to be compatible with most Branch desks in 48-inch and 60-inch sizes. Check your desk dimensions and mounting options before ordering if you're using furniture from a different brand.
How does cable management work?: The rail conceals cords along the underside of the desk, keeping them off the floor and work surface. Additional cable management accessories are available if you need more routing options.
Is this suitable for a home office with just one desk?: It works for a single desk, but it's built for commercial environments and shared workspaces. If you have a solo desk with nearby outlets, a simpler solution might be more practical.