25 Pcs Black Adhesive Backed Nylon Wire Adjustable Cable Clips Clamps

The adhesive on these works great, no problems at all. I've used over 100 of these in my project so far.There are two things to keep in mind:1. They only stick well to hard, flat, smooth surfaces. That means they might not stick well to wood, depending on the texture and finish.2. These are pretty small -- .4" inside diameter. They do snap down to smaller inside diameter, but not far enough to hold just a few wires securely, and not large enough for a big bundle.So you may need several sizes of these, and the other brand I've tried ("Jacobs Parts") are not nearly as high quality as these. I wish I could find THIS BRAND in smaller and larger sizes.

After recently becoming a renter for the first time in 34 years and moving into another house built prior to ample electrical outlets, these things helped turn a cable horror into an aesthetically pleasing outcome. I used them along with another product found on Amazon that is a black mesh that covered and combined the horrendous white cable from my cable provider and the lengthy space between the cable outlet and my TV which is on the mantle above the fireplace. The adhesive was not perfect on a few of the 90 degree angles I had to maneuver which is partly due to the rigid nature of the cable itself. There may have been a better choice, but these were inexpensive and didn't require holes like the ones with the little nails. Plus there are enough extra that I can replace any that may come loose over time.

These are pretty good - the sticky back is of common strength and the material of the clap is sturdy enough to route cables and hold them against the wall and out from under my feet. I have mounted my router, modem, and network hard drive to a backboard in my closet and used these clamps to route the wires and keep the installation clean and organized. For the price this is a super buy. I would recommend this item.

These clips are not worthless, they sometimes can support their own weight and make for an interesting decoration, as long as you don't try and hang or attach anything to them. When they fall from the place you stick them, they can be a good lesson on gravity. Even without the black plastic clips on them, I doubt if the adhesive pads themselves are strong enough to support their own weight. Bare wood, painted wood, glass, drywall, stone, plaster . . . these little clippies won't stay stuck on any material.

These little clips do a great job if you take your time when applying them. Although there were no instructions included I went to a little extra effort and cleaned the spot where they were to be stuck with alcohol first (might not be usable on all surfaces) and "voila!" they stuck down very firmly! I had no trouble getting the paper backing to peel off. I had a few places where I needed to place them that had a curved surface so I clamped the plastic clip with a clamp so it had the needed curve in it and then I heated it with a hair drier and let it cool before releasing the clamp and then applied it to a cleaned surface and they stuck quite well. The extra time for preparation paid off in the end. Your success will depend on the texture and type of surface you are applying them to but give it some thought before you just start sticking them anywhere. Common sense will serve you well!

Let's start with what you'll need to know. I am ludicrously good at hanging things using adhesive. Headphone hangers, picture frames, power supplies, brooms, step ladders, etc. I've hung it all from heavy to light, big to small. As long as you use the appropriate adhesive (indoor, outdoor, velcro, tissue tape, etc) and weight rating you can go very far. Also, buy everything 3M or Scotch (a 3M company) if possible. They make superior adhesives.I always prep both mating surfaces with alcohol before mounting as this is the MOST crucial factor in if something is going to stick. On that note, I have smelled poots that stick around longer than these do. I have purchased them twice, prepped and re-prepped beneath my desk and they just refuse to hold.Ironically they held to my wall better than the smoother surface of my desk. I used them generously so there is no overloading from weight and they still just don't stick. I've not found what brand I'll try next and having to re-do my cable management is going to take about an hour and a half. Don't buy these unless you wan't to re-do work later. They will not hold.Other than failing at their primary function they are great. If they had better adhesive I would happily pay 3x the price for them. The clip works well and they peel off really cleanly. But they also peel off too easily. Currently I'm debating cutting down Scotch squares to add to them and sandwich that in. I'm sure that will hold. But that's me fixing a bad product and you shouldn't be forced to do that.

I purchased this product in the hopes that it would assist me in creating a less cluttered work environment at my computer desk. The product was inexpensive and the shipping was free. I received the product yesterday and have already used it for cable management and wow, was I pleasantly surprised. The product was so inexpensive that I thought it might not work well and be really really flimsy, however I was wrong. The adhesive backing stuck on the bottom of my wooden desk nicely and its hold is deceivingly strong despite the small size. When I inserted my cable cords, the plastic was sturdy, yet maleable. I could bend the clip back far enough to insert the thick cable and hold its weight up, no problem. The installation was easy and convenient. Additionally, the price is incredibly cheap and you get a generous amount of clips. I definitely recommend these as an inexpensive method of cable management!