100 Pack Zip Tie Adhesive Mounts Self Adhesive Cable Tie Base Holders with Multi-Purpose Cable Tie (Length 150 mm, Width 2 cm, White)

Item sturdy & works well. Arrived promptly.

I have been searching and trying multiple products for my electric window candles. The weight from the cord kept pulling my candles down. The adhesive sticks great and the tie wrap secures my candles in place. I have actually placed them to the baseboard to keep wires from my electronics neat and not a trip hazard.

Every thing was as expected. We were putting up under counter lights all around the kitchem.The ty wraos and these holder made thinstallationquick, easy and professional,l Big kitchen, lots of under cabinet lighting.These holders and ties were the same color as the wires and cabinets.Dave M, Winter Haven, FL

these came with a lot more than i though i would ever use but they are nice to use to keep plants from falling over i can keep them up against the wall so the cat does not knock the over xD i have some long fake bamboo that i attached to my wall it looks awesome these are small and inconspicuous. i framed a window with ivy also :)i am able to use them on a flat wall and by using two i can even place them on gritty/bumpy plaster but it can fall off time to time since not all the surface is able to cling to it

These adhesive strips helped me to easily guide cords around my classroom. I loved how the white made everything look so much cleaner and condensed.I did see what the others were taking about with the adhesive not sticking. You cannot pull Long thick wires very hard / tight along the mounts... If so you will need to put the mounts more frequently along the cord. Elsewise, for standard cords and use they were great!

Hello everyone. I wanted to get my old VR system set back up. After a short realization that I have cats, I needed to get my sensors to the wall. I bought wall-mounts and these to hold loose cables, and I was a little overzealous. Now my wall looks great but I cant get the cable ties off! To be specific: trying and prying these with my fingers I couldn't pop them off. I followed the instructions pretty closely during installation, cleaning the surface, holding and pressing the cable ties for about 30 seconds.So for me, they've worked wonders, I just need to wander around the internet to find an adequate way of getting these off.

I find uses for these all the time. Recently I used them to wind-stabilize a Christmas wreath that we hung on the side of the house. I hung it from wire from the top, but used these on the sides and bottom to keep it from rocking in the wind.These are pretty good ones. As with any zip tie anchor, they could be a little stickier, but if you clean the surface with an alcohol swab, they adhere pretty well.Be sure to buy a set of black ones too. I find different colors useful depending on where I’m putting them.

I got them to run an ethernet cable from living room into the bedroom. They're not super reliable at staying stuck & don't feel very strong. Tightening the zip ties can cause the base to pull right off the wall.I've returned to using nail-on holders as they can secure the cable snugly against the frame of the wall/floor etc. It looks neater. These, by design, cause the cable to stand out from the door frame (or kick-board) slightly and aren't snugly lined up with it. They also don't really pull the cable taut - too much slack which can't be remedied.Given that, I imagine I'll find other uses for them where these points don't bug me so much.