Abstract: A vertical separation rack for organizing various types of cabling includes a base member and a number of vertical walls, used to define partitions for each type of cabling. The base member preferably includes an arcuate profile to assist in the flow of the cable from the floor and across the rack. The base member may include a number of apertures in the top surface and each wall a number of attachment pins so that the position (and number) of walls may be adjusted for different installation arrangements. The vertical separation rack of the present invention is particularly well-suited for use in raised floor environments, where racks may be disposed every two to three feet to maintain cable organization across the entire subfloor expanse.