STEREN Coaxial Cable Clips - 100 Count Cable Holders for TV & Siding

In this review the STEREN Coaxial Cable Clips stand out as a practical, no-frills solution for homeowners and installers who need tidy runs of coax, TV and Ethernet wiring. The single biggest reason to buy is their combination of durable polyethylene construction and an adjustable tooth design that lets each clip hold multiple cables without pinching jackets. They are especially useful where a clean, secure mount is needed along siding, behind TVs, or beneath desks and offer an easy installation path for users with a drill or a Phillips screwdriver.

Key Features

• Adjustable fit: The expandable teeth increase interior diameter to accept multiple cable types and a spare 16-30AWG wire alongside the primary line, reducing the number of clips required.
• Durable material: Made from polyethylene similar to cable jackets, the clips are flexible enough to grip without damaging cable insulation and resist breakage during handling.
• Simple installation: Twin mounting heads accept a 1/4in hex drive bit or a standard #2 Phillips head, and can also be driven by a Phillips screwdriver for manual installs.
• Screw-secured hold: Included mounting screws seat firmly in drywall and other substrates to keep wires from loosening or shifting over time.
• Compact dimensions: The interior diameter of 0.27in and exterior footprint make these clips unobtrusive when routed along walls or trim.

Who It's For

These clips are ideal for DIYers, AV installers, and homeowners who need reliable, low-profile cable routing for antennas, satellite leads, coaxial runs, and standard TV or Ethernet wires. The pack of 100 makes them a good choice for larger projects or professional use where multiple fast, repeatable mounts are needed.

Users who need extra-long screws for very thick siding or heavy exterior mounts should look elsewhere or plan to pair these clips with longer fasteners; several customers reported the included screws were sometimes shorter than required for specific siding thicknesses.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Sturdy polyethylene construction that grips cables without crushing the jacket.
• Adjustable teeth accommodate more than one cable for compact, organized routing.
• Easy to install with common drill bits or a #2 Phillips screwdriver.
• Bulk 100-count package gives good value for larger jobs.

Cons

• Screws included may be too short for some thick siding or deep mounts, requiring substitution.

Specifications

Product line	Grip Clip
Material	Durable polyethylene
Interior diameter	0.27in
Exterior dimensions	0.76in long x 0.39in high (1.02in with screw)
Count	100 clips
Installation drive	1/4in hex or #2 Phillips

Our Verdict

The STEREN Coaxial Cable Clips deliver solid cable management performance for TVs, coax, Ethernet and general AV runs at a reasonable price. Their flexible polyethylene build and adjustable teeth make them gentle on jackets while keeping cables secure, and the 100-count pack is practical for multi-room or professional installs. Buy these if you want dependable, low-profile clips and plan to have a few longer screws on hand for thicker siding.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these clips hold more than one cable?
Yes. The adjustable teeth expand to accept multiple cables and can accommodate an extra 16-30AWG wire alongside the primary cable.

How do you install the clips?
They install with a 1/4in hex drive bit or a standard #2 Phillips head drill bit; a #2 Phillips screwdriver can be used for manual installation.

Are the clips weather resistant for exterior use?
The clips are made from durable polyethylene which is suitable for typical exterior cable runs, but consider using longer screws for thick siding or deep mounts.