20Pcs Self-Adhesive Cable Clips, Space-Saving Wire Cord Organizer

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20Pcs Self-Adhesive Cable Clips, Space-Saving Wire Cord Organizer

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3 SIZES 20 CLIPS PER PACK

Self-Adhesive Cable Clips

Clear clips that hold a cable exactly where you put it. No drill, no nail, no hole in a wall you may not own, and nothing visible once the cable is in.

Measure the cable, not the plug. Take the outside diameter of the cable jacket with the insulation on, then pick the size that range falls inside. A cable that is too thick for the slot will not clip in, and one that is far too thin will slide along the clip instead of staying put.

Better than a nail and a zip tie

The two ways people usually fix a cable, and why neither one gets used twice.

Nail-in clips and zip ties

Need a drill or a hammer, and a wall you are allowed to damage

The hole stays there long after the cable has gone

Zip ties get cut off and thrown away, one per cable

Moving a cable means starting again

These clips

Peel and press, no tools, no holes

Lifts off a rented wall without a drill mark behind it

The cable presses in and lifts back out, so the clip stays where it is

Two slots on one base, so one clip can hold a pair

Why these hold

Six things that separate these from the thin stamped clips sold by the hundred.

🧲

No drill, no nails

The whole job is a wipe, a peel and a press. Nothing to plug, nothing to fill in later.

👁️

Clear, not white

Made in clear polycarbonate, so on a desk edge or a white skirting it reads as a detail rather than as hardware.

🔁

The slot reopens

A cable presses in and lifts back out without the clip coming off the wall. The adhesive is single use, the slot is not.

✌️

Two slots, one base

Each clip carries a pair of cables instead of one, which roughly halves the number you need along a run.

📏

Three sizes, not one

Medium for thin data cable, large for power leads, extra large for air conditioner and heavy mains cable.

💪

A base with some body

Thicker than the flat stamped clips, so it does not bow when you push a stiff cable into the slot.

Pick by the cable you are holding

Three sizes, twenty clips in each pack. The slot opening is 5 mm on all three, so the cable presses in from the side rather than being threaded through.

MEDIUM · 20 CLIPS

Fits 4–6 mm

0.16–0.24 in cable diameter

Ethernet and network cable

Mouse and keyboard leads

Optical and audio cable

Phone and thin charging cable

LARGE · 20 CLIPS

Fits 6–8 mm

0.24–0.31 in cable diameter

Power strip and mains lead

HDMI, AV and VGA

Monitor and appliance cable

Most household extension leads

EXTRA LARGE · 20 CLIPS

Fits 6–10 mm

0.24–0.39 in cable diameter

Air conditioner cable

High power power strip

Thick mains and extension cable

Heavy gauge appliance lead

THE WHOLE INSTALL

Three steps, about a minute each

Clean and dry the surface

Wipe with rubbing alcohol and let it dry completely. Paint, varnish and most plastics are fine. Dust, grease and fresh paint are not, and they are the reason most clips come off.

Press it on and hold

Peel the backing and press the base flat for ten seconds. Push down on the base, not on the arches, or you will flex the clip before the adhesive has grabbed.

Wait an hour, then load it

Let the adhesive reach full strength before you press a stiff cable in. Loading it straight away is what pulls the clip off the wall on day one.

Where they get used

Any flat surface a cable runs along.

🖥️

Desk edge

Run a charging cable along the back edge so it stops dropping behind the desk.

📺

Behind the TV

Hold HDMI, AV and VGA leads in a line along the back of a unit instead of a loose bundle.

🔌

Next to a power strip

Keep the leads off the floor, where they get stood on and pulled out.

🗄️

Down a cabinet side

Route Ethernet and monitor cable vertically instead of letting it hang across the floor.

🧱

Along the skirting

Take a cable around a room at floor level rather than across a doorway.

🛏️

Bedside

A phone charger that is still where you left it at night, not on the floor behind the bed.

Two slots, and a side that opens

Each clip has two arches on one flat base, so a pair of cables runs together on a single adhesive pad rather than two. The larger arch has a 5 mm opening that flexes open when you press a cable sideways into it, which means you do not have to unplug anything or thread a connector through the slot. The base is thick enough to stay flat against the wall while that happens, and the whole thing is clear polycarbonate, so once the cables are in you are looking at the cables rather than at the clips.

The three sizes side by side

All three take a 5 mm side opening. What changes is how much cable sits inside the arch.

Size

Cable diameter

Base L × W

Height

Medium

4–6 mm
0.16–0.24 in

30 × 11 mm
1.18 × 0.43 in

7 mm
0.28 in

Large

6–8 mm
0.24–0.31 in

33 × 13 mm
1.30 × 0.51 in

9 mm
0.35 in

Extra large

6–10 mm
0.24–0.39 in

40 × 15 mm
1.57 × 0.59 in

11 mm
0.43 in

Large and extra large both start at 6 mm. If your cable sits right at that figure, go by how stiff it is: a stiff 6 mm mains lead sits better in the large, a soft 6 mm cable in the extra large.

Specifications

Type

Self-adhesive cable clip

Material

Clear polycarbonate

Colour

Clear / transparent

Sizes

Medium, large, extra large

Cable diameter

4–6 mm / 6–8 mm / 6–10 mm depending on size

Slot opening

5 mm / 0.20 in on all three sizes

Slots per clip

Mounting

Self-adhesive backing, peel and press, no tools

Pack

20 clips

Surfaces

Clean, dry, smooth and flat

Not for

Wallpaper, textured plaster, damp or oily surfaces, freshly painted walls

Questions people ask

How do I measure my cable?

Measure the outside of the cable jacket, not the copper inside and not the plug. If you do not have calipers, wrap a strip of paper once around the cable, mark it, measure the length, and divide by 3.14. A 25 mm wrap is about an 8 mm cable. For a two-cable run, pick by the thicker of the two, since both arches sit on the same base.

Will the adhesive pull paint off the wall?

On sound, fully cured paint it usually lifts cleanly, and warming it slightly before removal helps. On old or chalky paint, or paint that has not cured yet, it can take the surface with it. Try one clip somewhere out of sight before doing a whole run.

How much weight will one clip hold?

Treat these as cable guides rather than as load-bearing fixings. For a thin data cable one clip is plenty. For a heavy or stiff mains lead, use more clips along the run and keep the spacing closer, so each one is only holding its own short length of cable rather than the weight of the whole run.

Can I use them in a bathroom or a kitchen?

Not where the surface stays damp or greasy. Adhesive needs a dry, clean surface to bond and to stay bonded, and steam or cooking grease will lift it. Tiles that stay dry are fine. Directly above a hob or inside a shower enclosure is not.

How far will 20 clips go?

At a typical spacing of about 40 to 50 cm, 20 clips cover roughly 8 to 10 metres of cable run if you are using one slot per clip. Run two cables through each clip and you double that. Most people use about four clips on a desk and eight to ten for a run along a wall.

What buyers say

★★★★★

Renting, so I could not put a single nail in the wall. These went up in ten minutes and the TV cables finally stopped hanging in a bundle behind the unit.

Priya S. · Verified Buyer

★★★★★

I ordered the medium first and it was too small for my laptop charger, which is my mistake, not theirs. Reordered large and it fits. Measure before you buy.

Marcus D. · Verified Buyer

★★★★★

The two slots are the reason I bought these. Two cables on one clip means fewer things stuck to the skirting, and the clear plastic genuinely disappears on a white wall.

Ellen K. · Verified Buyer

★★★★★

Bought the extra large for an air conditioner cable that nothing else would hold. Two weeks in, still up, and the cable has not slipped at all.

Ana B. · Verified Buyer

Measure, clean, press, done

Twenty clips in a pack. Pick the size that matches the cable in your hand.

Back to the top

Dimensions are nominal and may vary slightly by batch. Cable diameter ranges refer to the outside of the cable jacket with insulation fitted. Adhesive performance depends on surface condition, cleanliness and temperature. Always test one clip on an inconspicuous area before fitting a full run. Not intended for load-bearing use, for outdoor use, or for surfaces that stay damp or greasy.

I have been looking for a small, discreet way to hold an HDMI cable from the rear seat entertainment DVD player in our Toyota Sienna. I needed the cable to be held in place so that the kids would not trip on it getting in and out of the car, and also so that it wouldn't be an impediment to the driver seeing a cable just hanging down in the rear view mirror. My HDMI cable is a bit thick, and it took some work to get the cable into the clip. Once in, the cable is very snug (but I knew that would be the case when I purchased these clips.) Overall, I am happy with the result. Time will tell if it holds, if it doesn't I'll update the review accordingly. As other reviewers noted, it would be nice if the adhesive was mounted onto the clip, but it just takes an extra moment to stick it on correctly - thus the 4 stars instead of 5.

Perfect for providing a clean, organized look and preventing a tripping hazard with cords through/across trafficked areas or along walls, etc. The adhesive is very strong and stays in place, but also is pretty easy to remove without leaving behind any residue or remnants. I used it for ethernet and the cable fits perfectly.

I really love these little clips but I did learn the hard way how to get the most out of them.

First, I wouldn't recommend putting them somewhere with a lot of movement or where too much pressure is put on them. They don't withstand too much of that. They also don't do great once placed, if you have to move them. They will hold temporarily in that situation but I do find they continue to fall.

They have worked great in the corner of walls where I am trying to keep a lamp cord running down the seam of two walls as long as:

1. I didn't move it after first placing it (or the cord- so make sure the cord or item is exactly where you want it and won't be pulling on it again)

2. I applied a lot of pressure when first applying it

3. There aren't a lot of things moving around it to hit it

For example- the ones in my living room are staying great (besides the one that I applied while still moving the cord around a little) and a couple in my sons room are falling because he throws stuff in that general direction. The one in his room that is used behind a dresser is holding up perfect.

I'd definitely buy these again and recommend them as long as you have the right expectations for them!