50 small WHITE gloss coated aluminium self-adhesive cable clips - 50 SMALL open arm/modem clips for indoor use

Needed these to clip the wires out of sight connecting strip lighting under the wall units in kitchen. They won't stick to the shiny cabinet underside unless you roughen the surface with sandpaper. But very effective when in place. Very easy to use when you know this little trick.

DELIVERY:Fast, and in sufficient packaging: padded envelope with a paper-made box to house the interleaving clips.STICKINESS:They stick great on most clean surfaces; I've stuck mine on the following: Wallpaper, skirting board, wooden table, metal case. For the non-standard things (inside PC cases, on monitors), wash and dry first to remove dust. They should stick fine.I only wish there was a way to take them off without destroying the wallpaper or the clips. :P They're that sticky! I clipped my cable into the arms; tested the location first; then removed the pad cover and stuck it on the wall/surface.CLIPS:They hold the wires pretty well, but if you need to hold two or more wires, I'd recommend going for a bigger size. These clips can hold two with one arm holding each wire, but only halfway (see images).RECOMMENDED?Yes~! They're much neater than a cable-sheath, BUT, as a result, they're also pretty much permanent once you press them into the surface (walls at least). They're also discrete on plain surfaces.

I needed an unobtrusive clip to fix 4 mm micro-bore pipe for a hanging basket watering system to the white plastic soffits on our house. These do the job well. Because the instructions say do not fix on a smooth polished surface, where the clip was to be stuck, I used a fine sandpaper to take off the gloss. The soffits do not get wet from rainwater. The pipe is well fixed where the pipe run is straight but where it is bent in a relatively tight curve (20 cm. / 8 in.) down to the hanging basket, the tension in the pipe has unglued the last fixing but the pipe is still held by the next clip along. It just needed a larger radius to prevent the clip from coming free.It was a little fiddly to bend the tabs around the pipe.mainly because I had fixed the clip close to the facia to hide the pipe. I found a small electrician's screwdriver ideal to bend the tabs over to a position I could use my fingers to tighten them against the pipe.

Work well on smooth surfaces. They do not work at all on the very slightly dimpled surfaces of the plastic dash and lining material in my car. They fall of after a few hours.

A good quality compact and discreet way of retaining small cables. These clips are made from aluminium and painted white with a sticky pad on the base. I used mine on the underside of kitchen cabinets to retain and tidy low voltage power cables for hidden lighting. They have made a very neat job of it and the time saved over drilling and screwing alternative fixings was worthwhile. Ensure your surface's are clean and flat. Be carefull when removing each clip from it's formed strip as they are easy to bend, that said it's easy to straighten if needed. The cable clamp tabs can easily be folded over the cable by hand. Good for small cables such as modem/telephone, chargers and battery powered christmas lights. Anything bigger and you will need the next size. Would purchase again.

They hold the cable well enough but the sticky pads don't stay in place very well. I ended up replacing them with the 3M equivalent which worked perfectly and remove cleanly.

I have them on the roof of my conservatory holding up lights, some have come down but so far have stuck back

Very good, adhere well, only good for small cable such as headphone extension cable which is what I used them for.