Pro-Grade, Slim, 1x .6 Cable Tie Mounts With Screws 100 Pack. High Strength, Black Zip Tie Bases For Wire Management. Permanently Anchor To Wall, Desk or Baseboard. Run Cords at Your Ho

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I've used these to attach underglow lights to the bottom of my car and to secure the respective wires underneath the car as there was literally no other way to do so. I've also used these to attach interior ambient lights inside my car. In both situations the adhesive provided with these lighting kits was completely useless, and for my car there was no way to secure lights without using these with zip ties to secure the lights in the difficult locations I needed. The only thing is that the screws these come with are really thick and are virtually impossible to get screwed into any kind of surface. I used different screws and it worked great for attaching them to where I needed. Save yourself the hassle of trying to force these overly fat screws to work and just use skinner screws instead. The best part to having a big bag of these is that you can use them on so many different projects when there's no other way to attach something. The multi-use function of these is fantastic. Speaking from much experience, as far as aftermarket work for vehicles, stay away from any form of adhesive because it will fail and will do so very quickly, making a mess and wasting a lot of your time. These are the answer to that issue.

My go-to fasteners for installing electrical cable in attics or crawl spaces. No more hammers and staples, just a cordless drill and 5 in. Zipties, and home-free. The mounts are made of robust plastic, and lets one attach cable to allow for bending without pinching by allowing free rotation of the mount. Takes up to 10/2 Romex slotted comfortably into the mount. Totally sold on these critters, and an unqualified recommendation. Found that it was easier to first drill a small pilot hole before securing screws, but that’s me.

I needed but a few, but the multi-billion dollar big box store wanted as much for this 100 pack, as they did for a pack of 10. They're sturdy, decent thickness, and perform as described. I use them for boat wiring, and while I can't be sure how they'll hold up over a long time, they're plastic or nylon - quite sure they're not going to fall apart. And if you want the entire project to last, get decent zip ties. One final thing, I was surprised that screws were included - I really didn't look at all the pictures closely enough to notice. I use 316 stainless anyway, so it didn't really matter to me personally. Screws are robust, you shouldn't have any issues.

I used these for all my network, media, and low voltage wiring in a new home build. They are super handy and i love if you need to take a cable down you just cut the zip ties and can zip it right back up. No damage to the cable like when trying to pull a staple with a hammer... My only complaint is the screws they come with are a softer metal. In soft spf lumber its no problem. But harder timbers if your not careful you will strip the philps head right out of the screw pretty easy. Make sure you have a good fitting bit and be careful you will be fine.