Cable Clips Nail in 100 Pcs 8mm Flat Ethernet Cable Clips - Tidy
Cable Clips Nail in 100 Pcs 8mm Flat Ethernet Cable Clips - Tidy
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Our review of these nail-in cable clips finds them best for homeowners and small offices who need a simple, low-cost way to route and secure Ethernet, coax and power cords. The biggest reason to buy is straightforward: the pack of 100 8mm flat cable clips provides a large quantity of durable, easy-to-install fasteners that keep Cat5/Cat5e/Cat6/Cat7 and similar cables held neatly against walls and baseboards. Installation requires only placement and a hammer, so this product is ideal when speed and neatness matter more than a concealed raceway.
Key Features
- Premium material: Stabilized plastic and hardened nails resist cracking and provide insulation for long-term cable retention.
- Sturdy design: One-piece pressing with a long nail gives a slip-resistant hold so cables do not loosen after nailing.
- Easy installation: Nail-in clips are installed with a hammer into wood, plaster, brick or similar surfaces for fast cable runs.
- Wide compatibility: 8mm flat clips suit RJ45 Ethernet, coax, satellite wire, TV cables and USB or power cords for versatile cable management.
- High quantity: The 100-piece pack makes it practical to outfit an entire room or multiple runs without frequent reordering.
Who It's For
These cable clips are aimed at DIYers, installers doing small networking tasks, and homeowners who want tidy visible runs along baseboards, door frames or behind entertainment centers. The simple hammer-in method makes them useful when you need a quick, low-cost solution that does not require special tools.
They are not intended for concealed in-wall installations or for very thick bundled cables that exceed the 8mm clip profile. Professional projects that require fire-rated or conduit solutions should look elsewhere.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Durable plastic and hardened nails give reliable, long-lasting cable retention for Ethernet and coax lines.
- Easy to use: positioning and tapping the nail makes installation quick without a staple gun or specialized tool.
- Large 100-piece count delivers good value for multi-room or multi-device cable runs.
- Neat appearance that helps organize visible cables and reduce trip hazards.
Cons
- 8mm flat size may be too small for thicker or braided cable bundles; some users reported it did not fit larger cables.
- Visible when used on finished walls, so not a concealed or decorative solution for high-end installs.
Specifications
| Product type | Nail-in cable clips |
| Quantity | 100 pcs per pack |
| Clip width | 8mm flat profile |
| Compatible cables | Cat5/Cat5e/Cat6/Cat7, RJ45, coax, satellite, TV, USB, power cords |
| Material | Stabilized plastic with hardened nails |
| Installation | Hammer-in for wall, wood, plaster, brick |
Our Verdict
These 8mm nail-in cable clips are a practical, cost-effective option for anyone needing visible, fast cable management for Ethernet and coax lines. They offer sturdy construction and easy installation, and the 100-piece pack is good value for home and small office runs. Choose them when you want a simple external routing solution rather than a concealed or fire-rated installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these clips fit Cat6 Ethernet?
Yes, the 8mm flat clips are designed to accommodate Cat5/Cat5e/Cat6 and similar RJ45 cables in standard single-cable runs.
Can I use them on brick or plaster?
Yes, the hardened nails are long enough to be tapped into wood, plaster and brick surfaces with a hammer.
Are they reusable?
They are intended as a permanent nail-in fastener; removing them can damage the clip so reuse is limited.
Editor's Take
These 8mm nail-in cable clips are a practical, cost-effective option for visible Ethernet and coax routing; they install easily with a hammer, offer durable retention, and the 100-piece pack provides good value for home and small office cable management.

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