🔗 100 Pcs 9mm Black Cable Tie Base Saddle Type Mount Wire Holder by iExcell Review

I have chords all over my little home studio. They organized and got chords or floors that they might trip over or hurt themselves. Got my home studio organized in no time.

If you're like me and don't want your project to be held up by double-sided tape, get these. You can use screws or glue to get things done. I used 2 part epoxy and sanded the back well before applying the epoxy. WITHOUT HOLES and strong fixation, very impressed.

These cones have no sticky pads. They are attached with a screw. That's exactly what I wanted. Past experience has shown that adhesive pads fail over time, but screws do not. The loops on them are slightly larger and it's easier to thread the ribbons through them.

I bought several LED car light strips. Unfortunately, there was nowhere to tie them. That's where these amazing little mounts come in. I bought these after reading other reviews that they are used in a similar way. They work perfectly and are the exact width of my LED strips so they fit snugly in there.

I have them on the side of the house that organizes various cables for cable, internet and a few IP cameras. They bundle multiple cables nicely and work with zip ties of different widths. I've already used more than half of it. The screw heads are countersunk and will work with almost any type of screw head. They are thick enough that the angle head screws do not fit through.

See picture. I have used supports to separate the power and data wires in this panel but they are designed to place the cables or wires centrally over the screw and the zip tie goes under the cables/wires and wraps around the supports to secure them. Cable in the middle of the cable tie mount. Use a #8 screw to secure the cable tie mount. Suitable for round or flat head. Screw for sheet metal or wood. I do not recommend drywall screws.

I needed drywall cable ties that could hold large bundles for a long time and I have found them (combined with the other items below) to work very well. With this build I wall mounted cables, power supplies, splitters and other items for cleaning and cable management behind the PC and in the router closet. UTF8&psc=1large washerhttps://www.amazon.com/Hillman-830604-Stainless-1-Inch-100-Pack/dp/B000B4GU3Q/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=hillman+3%2F16+x+1+washer&qid =1629985331&av=8-2

Purchased to install a CCTV system. I wanted something sturdier than the typical "sticky backed" cable tie holders and they worked. I've used them to hold Cat6a and security camera combo power/BNC cables. Worked great with multiple wires, and if a wire was too flimsy to hold in the middle I just tied it to one side. Assembled with screws and punch and accidentally knocked a few out from working with one hand on a ladder or in tight spaces; none torn. Even the body is solid and durable. I've…