Insignia™ - Insulated Staples - White

I had to relocate my cable box in my bedroom from one side of the room to the other side and I didn't want to drill any holes so I just decided to add more coax and run it along my base boards. My base boards are white so I got white coax and the insulated staples I bought were also white so the staples tacked to the baseboards with the cable look totally clean and not very noticeable even my wife said it looks nice and she is very picky.

If you are planing any low voltage wiring project you need these Insignia Insulated Staples. These staples are great for securing speaker wire, coaxial cables and HDMI cables. The wide spacing of the captive nails makes using them simple and avoids the risk of piercing the wire you are securing.

These are good for speaker wire, coax. I have square base molding in the rooms where I used these, one thought that came to mind is if one side of these staples had a nail, and the other was flat it would look clean on top of the molding, with the wire flush on top, this raises it above the molding a bit at the staples. It's functional though, much better than on the floor in front of the molding.

We were installing security cameras and needed to run cable from the other side of the building. We had a bunch of loose cables, and this really helped get the cables squared away. Even did well with concrete which was really surprising. Highly recommend

I wish they sold them in a smaller quantity. (I only needed 5.) But otherwise as long as you have a hammer, they do as advertised. And they are inexpensive. Maybe I'll find other cables to pin to the wall just for the sake of it. But seriously, they are fine. No complaints.

Used these to hang a tape light in the attic, where of which it is hot enough to melt the adhesive on the back of said lights. Wish i had these when i was routing security camera cables, since they're wide enough and have a stop point so as not to accidentally cut or crush the wires.

These staples are great for trying to manage wide and flat cables such as hdmi. I use this to secure my hdmi to a projector in the rear of my home theater. These do not disappoint.

Not much to say here as this is a fairly basic product, but I have no complaints in regards to having used these staples. They are holding the wiring down that I used them on very well, and I don't foresee any problems coming of them in the future.