🔌 Gardner Bender PS 75 Non Metallic Polyethylene: The Ultimate Solution for Electrical Wiring Review

Sounds like a good idea but a double nail on flimsy plastic proved too finicky for an efficient installation. A sturdy, plastic-insulated clamp is preferred for solid wire.

I have seen several reviews of poor quality products. I have to respectfully disagree. I had absolutely no problems with my nails being bent or even deformed. Amazing product I have used for floor joists.

Used to guide the ethernet cable. It's wide enough to hold three cables. A trick to remember is to remember which nail you drive in first when it pulls the other nail out of the wall. In some cases it is difficult to install/align the hammer head when it is flush with the corner. It would be nice to have more color options.

I didn't like these, but they weren't expensive either, so I wasn't too excited about it . The nails were too thin and bent too easily. I believe this will work in many situations where there is a major renovation or new build. However, I was working in a cramped attic trying to hook up my new recessed lighting. If I didn't hit the nail perfectly it would bend and become unusable, which was quite difficult in the heat, low light and tight spaces. I gave up on her quickly.

I am very impressed with this product, Gardner Bender Insulated Clamps for the price and quality. It's so easy to use and I don't understand the negative reviews, I've encountered some of the issues they had and I would say it's nothing compared to its benefits, plus you still have so much more that you can use it just use trial and error again and next time you'll know exactly how to handle the situation. Overall I am very happy with this product which helped me with my project and was…

I use them in drywall to help organize my network closet. I'm using 2 coax or cat6 cables in this one (right side of the picture) and they work really well. They hold a little tension as you move the wires. None have surfaced yet while I've made a few adjustments to the organization. They work great. Here are these black clips https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017VXNFVO/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I think I will use a stapler in the future, also made by Gardner. A bender I was…

Cable clips. It would be easier with flat cables, and it's not ideal for shielded options (where you don't want to crush the foil wrap - increase the size). In the baseboard you need to work a little (but not difficult), with drywall it is easier. I wouldn't want to put all 50 pieces in the baseboard, but a few were easy. The nails don't snap so you can remove one if you don't need to press down on both sides. Pictured: holding a Category 6 cable in place. I'm only driving in the top nail…