Can any suggest me a good cable management? I'm after the ones similar to below. Strong adhesive, good material and a bargain lol. There's too many out there and I've bought things where I had to toss them out. Wanted to ask whirlpool as it's a tech-savvy place but not sure which thread.
https://au.shein.com/1pc-Data-Cable-Organizer-p-1272032-cat-…
https://www.amazon.com.au/Management-Organizer-Silicone-Adhe…
https://www.amazon.com.au/Tromc-Management-Clips-Under-Holde…
Can you show me a picture of it?
Ok I've not done this method exactly but I used a similar method, using stick on velcro dots as the contact points, to run cables along walls and skirting boards while networking my rental. If I did it again I would use velcro tape as the contact point as the increased surface area will give it more grip to the wall - I found some of dot stickers had to be pressed down a few times to stick on permanently. Also worth mentioning is that I cut the velcro ties in half, makes them less bulky and gives me twice as many.
Here's where I've used the method to manage the ethernet running to my ceiling mounted access point - https://imgur.com/a/enWGudW
I use the magnetic ones from Xiao Mi. Lots of other brands out there too.
I had something similar to what you are suggesting but I find it much easier to take and replace the cable with magnetic one.
I like the idea of magnetic, but just 3 feels so less
Yes 3 is not much but you can buy 2 lots = 6! Not sure if you can buy more magnets by themselves.
Xiao Mis are generally the cheapest but I wonder if there are other similarities than provides more
@PeeDee: I think it was 3M however I have it sitting on top edge of the desk, not the side so not so much force on it.
Better option - Get a strip of adhesive velcro, put a strip of it along the back edge of the desk. Get a bunch of velcro cable ties, wrap them around each cable with fuzzy side out. Press cable tie to velcro strip. This is how I've cable managed my whole house.
I tried these a few years ago, the adhesive isn't strong enough to hold the weight of the plastic long term.