Aoibox adhesive cable clips provide a simple way to route cords along clean, smooth surfaces such as wood, metal, and glass. The set includes 20 large clips, 5 small clips, and a SIM tray pin for lifting adhesive backing during setup. PA66 construction and upgraded adhesive pads support the listed mounting method, while hinged holders let you add, remove, or rearrange cables without removing the base. Their compact profile measures about 1 82 x 0 73 x 0 47 inches, with an internal channel for guided routing. They can organize power, CAT-6, USB, network, laptop, and TV cables. Supplier SKU LABEMCDG identifies the set.
The set contains 20 large cord clips and 5 small wire clips for organizing different cable sizes, and it also includes a SIM tray pin that helps lift the adhesive backing during setup when you are preparing the mounts for placement on a smooth surface
Made with PA66 material and upgraded adhesive pads, these clips are designed to grip firmly to smooth wood, metal, and glass surfaces, giving you a defined placement option for routing cords where the mounting area is clean and suitable for adhesive use
Each hinged clip opens and closes so cables can be added, removed, or rearranged without peeling the mount away from the surface, allowing the routing arrangement to change while the adhesive base remains installed in its selected position
The compact clip base measures about 1 82 x 0 73 inches and stands 0 47 inches high, with an internal channel that guides cords while helping prevent the cable from being pinched as it passes through the mounted holder during everyday organization
The set is designed to organize power cables, CAT-6 lines, USB cords, network cables, laptop power leads, and TV wiring, giving the different clip sizes several stated cord-management options for an under-desk or general smooth-surface setup
Peel the backing and press each clip directly onto a clean, suitable surface for installation without tools, then allow the adhesive mount to hold in place before arranging the cords so the routing system follows the chosen desk, wall, or furniture path
