Five Easy Steps to De-Clutter Cords and Cables

After the holidays, cables and wires are often a site for sore eyes amidst the influx of new high-tech toys, gadgets, and accessories. Thankfully, homeowners can utilize a few quick steps to restore function and design to their living rooms and home offices.Supplies:Cable Ties (also known as Wire Ties)Cable Tie Installation ToolElectrical Tape or Heat Shrink TubingAdhesive Back Mounting BasesSurge ProtectorStep-by-Step Instructions:Start by unplugging and detangling all of the cables and cords.Apply electrical tape or heat shrink tubing to any frayed cords and pull the cables together to a single meeting point.Use the cable tie installation tool to fit a cable tie around the meeting point.Every four to six inches, fit cable ties or wire ties to ensure the cords stay together. Using adhesive back mounting bases can help hide the bundle by attaching it to inconspicuous nooks in the desk, shelf, or entertainment center.Plug the cords into the surge protector.Plastic and nylon cable ties wire tiesand are available in a variety of size and color options. Try a sleek black cable tie for an entertainment center and a fun, fluorescent color to clean up the cables from the computer in a child’s bedroom. With all the options available, homeowners can create an organized and inviting room in a matter of minutes.Cable ties are designed to make wire and cable installation quick and well organized. Cable Ties Express's self-locking ties fasten cables almost anywhere with safety and security, without damaging cable insulation. Manufactured in various styles and colors, our cable ties maximize productivity by allowing for easy removal, and facilitating organization, and color-coding.Cable ties are primarily used to organize cables inside a computer per a wiring schematic or in outdoor applications where the ties have to withstand many and demanding elements. Whether it be military or commercial, the industries and applications for our ties are diverse.Standard cable ties are made from strong and resilient type 6/6 nylon material with features like rounded edges and bent tip design which make installation easy, accurate and secure for almost any application. They are suitable for most common wiring needs and come in a large variety ranging from miniature to heavy-duty types for more demanding applications, and in lengths from 4 inches to 48 inches. Heavier duty cable ties offer higher tensile strength and are primarily used to connect flexible high- or low-pressure duct in heating and air-conditioning applications. One-piece, injection molded construction provides maximum strength and adjustability for securing all sizes of bundles.

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