Pack of 50 Black Cable Tie Base Saddle Type Mount Wire Holder with Self-Locking, 6 Inch & 0.145 Inch Cable Zip Ties, #8 x 0.6 Inch Black Deep Thread Pan Head Screws Review

I tried zip ties but many of them fell off the surface. They worked great. I used a 1/8" bit for a small pilot hole and a Philips screwdriver in my cordless drill. Easy to install and really cleaned up my desktop. I have a lot of cables. Worked diligently to get rid of the clutter. I am a little OCD :-)

The first three screws I tried broke the head. The first pilot hole was not big enough. Drill the clutch at the weakest level. I broke the third with a screwdriver. The plastic part looks great, but unfortunately I can't attach it to anything without going to the hardware store to buy real screws.

Bought these to keep cables out of the back of a TV stand. It should have happened long ago. The aesthetic of the front of the TV has really been cleaned up as the cables behind the TV are no longer visible and it is now very easy to trace and understand the cables that make up all the components behind the TV. Also used to route LED lighting wire and speaker wire. A little OCD maybe, but worth it in my opinion.

These cable sockets are not self-adhesive, so I rated them as low. Their **STRENGTH** material thickness is approximately .060 (inside the mounting hole, not the overall thickness), so they may not last as long as professional cable sockets from LOWES or ACE Hardware. I didn't use screw hardware as the thread length wasn't long enough to support the weight of our garland over the garage door.

I am satisfied with these cable tie mounts. I hate having cords all over the place or hanging off the table. They are great for attaching cables to the underside of my desk. My largest wire bundle is about 1 inch in the wire harness and these brackets did a great job with the wire bundle. I received 6 extra fasteners and screws and 9 extra zip ties.

I used them to route RJ-45 across a large room. I didn't want the cord just lying on the floor. They are easy to install and I used cabinet screws to fasten them into the studs every 16 inches. They fit perfectly and don't interfere with the cable. I installed it on the wall instead of the baseboard so the cord wouldn't interfere with moving the furniture to the baseboard. Not very pretty to look at as they are a bit bulky but they are very secure.

These are plastic anchors with loops that screw into the wall but I suspect the use of command bars for a more temporary or removable item is possible. I have a variety of wires and cables for my entertainment gear and computers that are organized and run along the wall and for the price you can't beat these mounts. You use zip ties to secure the cables to the wall so you can make different sizes depending on the length of your zip ties and the weight of the things you are mounting.