An inspired idea - and thank you for the suggestion. I’d been thinking about this kind of thing for months and, as we all know, the hi-fi market solutions are a tad expensive (IMHO) and I wasn’t convinced how they would work with Naim SL ‘speaker cable – and these, see pic below, are great - and, better, can be cut as required.
If anyone is considering these, I’ve used the 125mm tall ones, where the cable height is 100mm from ground – and I’d say, space no more than 500mm (less for turns).
A big ~£15 for 50 via Amazon (delivered - from ‘other sellers’).
Naim have historically put major efforts in minimizing microphonics entering their electronics meaning they believe vibrations heavily influence the performance.
Floating IEC power inlet, floating IEC connector, Floating Powerline UK connector, floating brass plates, lifting resistors, cable shall hang free, burndy not touch floor etc etc. Vibrations = evil.
Having +10m of cable laying directly on the floor being connected to the same electronics should influence this in some way carrying those floor vibrations via cable into electronics meaning lifting them and place an isolator of some kind at the beginning and end of a cable should be beneficial.
Attached here is a home and aesthetic solution. The clear advantage - no financial cost and excellent aroma 
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SNAKE OIL,its a pyscological thing yet again,ah well nevermind.
