THE CIMPLE CO Dual Cable Clips, 100 PCS, Indoor/Outdoor Cord Management, 1/2 in Wire Clips for Coax, Ethernet, Electrical Wire, Screw Clips for Wires on Wall, Black

I bought these to install into my basement walls to hold cables flat. They do the job well and can fit a romex cable easily. It goes in easily enough on wood but if you’re putting these in concrete/cinderblock you’ll need to predrill and use an anchor for them to work well.

I installed Cat6 cables for my surveillance system in my home. I purchased a bag of 100 clips and it made the cable management a lot easier and neater. Good strong clips and it really helps to use a magnetic nut driver bit attached to a drill I highly recommend these clips.

Solid cable clip. Just worth noting, the screws were slightly too short to reach the wood studs behind my plaster board, so ended up buying other screws. It would be better if they offered these with 3/4 or 1 inch screws for that type of application.

Use for ethernet installation

Had my house painted and they took my satellite cables down and never put them back up after finishing. Looks good now

Loved these clips. They solved a lot of issues with my office. Had to run 25 ft of HDMI and needed to pin it to a carpeted baseboard. Nice looking now. Highly recommend these!

I really like these because they have some flex. Not a fan of a rigid plastic clips that can easily crack/break. Also wanted something with a screw instead of a nail. They go into harder woods better.Using these outside under a roof line, so zero concerns that they will let me down. They are being used to run 2 Ethernet cables to security cams and they really work well.Definitely buy the 100 pack being that the 50 pack was only about a $1 less (when I purchased).

I grabbed these to attach a coax and cat 6 run to the side of my foundation. I went ahead and got it all installed, using a 1/8" pilot hole due to that being the smallest size bit available for concrete. During install I had several of the screws break. Once they were installed I left them then checked on them the next day. Several had pulled out of the cement. To rectify the situation I went out and bought some 3/16" by 2-1/4" Tapcon screws. I removed the provided screws and installed the Tapcons in the holders then used the 5/16" Tapcon bit to create pilot holes for them screws. The combination works quite well. The screws are fully embedded and are not showing any signs of pulling out and none of them broke.