Install Bay BCC1 1 Inch 100 Pack Review

I got them hanging bags on the arms of my wheelchair. It is flexible enough to work between the armrest and the round tube of the armrest. Thread the spring clip through the holes in the cable clip, and then attach the pouch to the clip. Works as I thought. No complaints, serves its purpose perfectly. I've used it to hang string lights from the rafters of my carport and it even works better than regular wire nails as it's more flexible.

Provides a clean and secure look when solving endless wiring problems. I closed my patio and wanted to hide the wiring. This product holds the wire harness and can be placed anywhere. I placed mine along the baseboard, painted it to match my decor and it looks amazing.

The display does not indicate how measurements are taken. I wasn't sure if the size refers to the overall size of the clip or the size of the part the clip will hold. I ended up buying 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch just in case. the size of the piece that will fit in the clamp when open (I uploaded a picture). Hope this helps others. If so, please mark my review as helpful.

They're pretty strong. And it's handy to have two separate holes on the bottom to choose from for a screw or nail so you can adjust the fit. These 1" clamps won't fit 10 gauge extension cord (the thickest) snugly despite using a narrow screw hole. That was fine with me as I needed a bit of line play, but not too much because I was going around corners every few yards. Those curves in the corners kept the cable fairly taut across the line, but I still had that minimal slack to make small…

I don't know what to say about the clamps but they are very strong. For the price, you can't beat them, especially if you're doing a large installation. I've used them to securely protect cables when connecting my house to ethernet and coax, and I don't expect these cables to go anywhere other than in an earthquake.

I used these to hang bags on the armrests of my wheelchair. It is flexible enough to work between the armrest and the round tube of the armrest. Thread the spring clip through the holes in the cable clip, and then attach the pouch to the clip. Works as I thought. No complaints, serves its purpose perfectly. I've used it to hang fairy lights from the rafters of my carport and it even works better than regular wire nails as it's more flexible.

They're pretty strong. And it's handy to have two separate holes on the bottom to choose from for a screw or nail so you can adjust the fit. These 1" clamps will not fit 10 gauge extension cord (the thickest) snugly despite using a narrow screw hole. That was fine with me as I needed a bit of line play, but not too much because I was cornering every few yards. Those curves in the corners kept the cable fairly taut across the line, but I still had that minimal slack to make small adjustments and