Cute 'Woofy' Dog Hides Cables

September 8, 2007

Designer Gabriel Nigro was sick and tired of the "cable spaghetti" on his floor when he came up with Woofy, a cute cable concealer that happens to be shaped like an adorable puppy. The injection moulded piece is perfect for an office, living room and even a child's play area.

Nigro is quoted as saying: "have always been irritated at the sight of cables lying everywhere and ending up as cable spaghetti on the floor. So I came up with Woofy. In my opinion, the thing you buy for the home should add something more to it than just functionality - and that is what Woofy does."

Woofy costs about $200 and doesn't shed fur, need to be walked or fed. I'm in love.

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27 Comments

3 years 12 weeks

$200 for a piece of plastic shaped like a dog that hides cables, brilliant! must cost all of $1 to manufacture. Seriously there are much more realistic ways of doing this, like a simple box that you just drop over your cables. made from MDF you could paint it to match your decorartion,, that would cost under$10 to make

veronicaraye 5 years 34 weeks

a bit expensive for what it is.

Daisie 5 years 36 weeks

It's cute but overpriced. I imagine within 6-9 months we will see similar creations come out of a place like Target - and they will be lowered priced and have a few options for style. I am thinking perhaps some hollow sculptural type pieces and not necessarily animals.

misslarue 5 years 36 weeks

I'd rather look at the cords then a plastic dog!

i_heart_sea_kelp 5 years 36 weeks

How cute!

i_heart_sea_kelp 5 years 36 weeks

How cute!

gbonsol 5 years 37 weeks

great idea, terrible price

gbonsol 5 years 37 weeks

great idea, terrible price

c0rkie 5 years 37 weeks

cheaper please! :D

c0rkie 5 years 37 weeks

cheaper please! :D

Neural 5 years 37 weeks

I hate "cable spaghetti" too but $200? Seriously? Enough people are going to buy it to make it profitable? Seriously?

sosweetnsingle 5 years 37 weeks

$200??? its very cute, but pricey!

nitronat 5 years 37 weeks

too expensive. and i'm with alillee. It's too big and plastic-y and almost draws attention that you're hiding something. Plus cables can still stick out of it. Which makes it a bit obvious it's there to conceal cables. way too expensive too.

LizWinchester 5 years 37 weeks

I have this rule that if the advertisement for a product uses improper grammar, I cannot purchase it. In their description of this item they said: His fur is smooth and doesn't cause allergies or wet the floor.Now, the only way I will buy this product is if they can find a dog whose fur will wet my floor.Even then.. waste of money.

LizWinchester 5 years 37 weeks

I have this rule that if the advertisement for a product uses improper grammar, I cannot purchase it. In their description of this item they said: His fur is smooth and doesn't cause allergies or wet the floor. Now, the only way I will buy this product is if they can find a dog whose fur will wet my floor. Even then.. waste of money.

alillee 5 years 37 weeks

tooooo expensive! and i'm not sure looking at one of those is much better than looking at a bunch of cords

Leopardcc 5 years 37 weeks

$200 seems a bit much. I can live with a lot of cables for that much!

tdamji 5 years 37 weeks

he is cute, but cant see myself with one of them

yayapapaya 5 years 37 weeks

its a cool idea, but it looks so cheap. for 200 it better do some major multitasking, maybe it could pick up my real dogs poo.

lolabella 5 years 37 weeks

i think that those zip-ties are a lot easier. i can imagine paying $200 for a woofy and then having to fight like blazes to get the one cord out i need to replace!i'm with nitro. where's the meowy!?

lolabella 5 years 37 weeks

i think that those zip-ties are a lot easier. i can imagine paying $200 for a woofy and then having to fight like blazes to get the one cord out i need to replace! i'm with nitro. where's the meowy!?