ICC J-Hook in 25 Pack (Wall Mount, 2 in)

Pin clips dont work well. Rest is goot

Bought a new house and decided to run multiple cat6/coax drops to all the rooms. This made my life so much easier. Being able to run multiple wires and use the bracket to continue to add new wires as you go was a lifesaver. I agree with the comment that the curved back did make it a pain to mount it flush in some areas but its still holds tight. I overloaded one of these on a corner turn and the bracket took a beating as I kept pulling cable but it stayed on. My only suggestion would to be have hook end of the J come up higher. As the hook starts to get overloaded, on top of having to mount it on a slant on attic rafters, a lot of the load was resting on the bracket which is meant more to keep the wires on the hook and not to actually bare the load.

Every time I buy these for a job I forget how nice they look until I am done. They make any wiring job look really clean, and professional, and make it much easier to pull the cables from the box. The little bit of effort that you do to put these up before you pull your wires makes a difference in the long run. I installed these in my last job and the contractor noticed how much cleaner my cables looked next to the other cables that were run before me. He said these guys know what they are doing. Something I don't think he would have said had I not run the cables in the j-hooks. Worth the price, time, and effort for an awesome end result. Why are you still hesitating on purchase these? Just go for it and thank me later.

This worked perfect for hanging wiring for hanging cables for my surround sound system.

It seems to be solid construction with consistent quality. I have only put a small bundle on them so far, about 20ish ethernet, and they seem to be perfectly fine.

Excellent product for any ethernet project. Very well made as expected. I bought a second box just because they are that good.

it is a great product, thank you

Great

Great sized hooks to organize cables. I love the access to be able to run in a zip tie to keep the cables from running away. Make sure you get the right screws that can support both the weight of the cables and the hook itself.