🔒 100 Pack of Pro-Grade Slim Cable Tie Mounts - 1x .6 Black Zip Tie Bases for Wire Management. High Strength Screws Included. Easily Anchor Cords to Walls, Desks, or Baseboards at Home or Office. Review

I thought I bought screws, fasteners and cable ties, the picture is misleading, and assuming the cable ties themselves were in the kit, they are not, and you need to change the picture, now wait 2-5 days, needed to get the wire ties. The supplied self-tapping screws are also useless for metals.

I had several other zip tie mounts very similar to this one but their hole was about 1mm smaller. I got them to work with a 3/8" velcro that I found (just search for a 3/8" velcro) and it was perfect for my needs. I like to use velcro for some of the tight spots as it can be painful to put your fingers in the tight spots to undo the zip ties.

I used them to secure a large cable under my truck with strong zip ties - https://www.amazon.com/gp/ product / B07DWTLK14/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1The zip ties fit in with plenty of room, the clips are decently thick and made of decent plastic. This is a *huge* improvement over the crap you can find at regular stores or most local hardware stores.

These are very strong cable ties including screws. Works well, very convenient to keep in the tool box. I have used them for my home network wiring and they are great for attaching to walls etc. Make sure to use a good quality zip tie - they are very strong. It's much better than foam tape zip ties, always use screws for attachment - the foam tape variety will fall off the wall in no time.

These Ziptie mounts made my car amp stand assembly a lot easier. Amm, the wires snap with minimal space issues as well as holes in the belly sheet. The screws were a bit easy to snap though, I removed about 3 of them while trying to screw them onto the ABS sheet which was only 1/4" thick and had a pre-drilled hole slightly smaller than the screw. But the rest of the screws seem to work fine, I recommend them anyway.

I never got around to trying the glue so can't answer that. The screws provided were fine, but I opted for a longer screw because the cables I'm tying were under constant but variable tension. If someone does it in white now, they're going to sell quite a bit. Of course, most of these fasteners are hidden in wiring closets or behind appliances, but I know I always tie wires along my baseboards. Do you know anyone with brown baseboards?

I only needed a few, but a billionaire retailer wanted the same amount for this 100-pack as they did for a 10-pack. They are strong, decently thick and work as advertised. I use them for boat wiring and while I'm not sure how long they will last, they are plastic or nylon - pretty sure they won't fall apart. And if you want the whole project to be permanent, get some decent zip ties. One last thing, I was surprised that the screws were included - I really didn't look at all the photos closely…

I used them to attach the low beam to the underside of the car and attach the appropriate wires under the car as there was literally no other option. I also used them to install interior lights in my car. In both situations, the glue that came with these lighting kits was completely useless and there was no way for my car to mount the headlights without using zip ties to secure the headlights in the tricky spots I needed. The only thing is that the screws that come with the kit are very thick…