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Gene, Gene
2025-08-22 10:35:15
Easy To Use W/ Romex Wire & Looks Good
Chris
2025-08-01 14:12:55
Worked well to attach 14/2 outdoor low voltage wire to fence panel for landscape lighting. Would probably fit 12/2. Possibly larger.To achieve minimal wire sag, I used 1 clamp every foot when hanging wire under 2x4.
Robert Mauge
2025-06-27 15:40:32
These are SO much better than the clips you have to nail in place, especially when you have very hard joists. The joists I had to work with were very hard to nail into and it was also difficult to drill these into it as well without a pilot hole. If you are working with wood like this, I recommend drilling a pilot hole first. I used 2 cordless drills and it was a breeze. One drill has a drill bit, half screw diameter, to drill the pilot hole and the second with a bit for drilling the screw into the joist (I used a hex head for better stability and torque). Quick and easy and kept my fingers intact! :-)
Karl B.
2025-06-06 14:22:04
The screw head is the size of a typical screwdriver bit so it fits inside the head of a bit holder allowing you to install the screw without the use of a phillips bit. This is handy because it means you can do it faster and more reliably that using the philips bit. I like that. However, the screws are not very pointy or sharp so they don't start as easily as say a drywall screw. That part is a bit disappointing. In plywood you have to press a little too hard ( -1 star )
Josh Lauren
2025-05-30 17:04:54
Great for 12/2. I used a socket hex head instead of Phillips with my impact driver and it was so much easier than staples.
D Fields
2025-05-27 18:49:18
Work great for anchoring Romex in tight hard to reach areas. These are so nice to use when you don’t have room to swing a hammer
Stephen the Ex-Monk
2025-05-20 14:55:37
Makes for a tidy install when redoing coax on your house.
Paul D.
2025-03-21 10:36:24
I’ve used these to support 12/2 and 14/2 gauge Romex. Worked so well, I’ll never use staples again! Use a 1/4†hex bit to drive them. Don’t over drive the screws, use a screw driver with your choke set fairly low.They are too small for 10g, I’d love to see a slightly larger version for that big a cable.
Customer
2025-01-01 11:50:05
Does exactly what it says it will. I used it for some cat6a cable running in my house. They hold the cable well and the screw drives effortlessly
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