Deskclip Plastic Desktop Cable Clips – Self-Adhesive, No Drilling
Deskclip Plastic Desktop Cable Clips – Self-Adhesive, No Drilling
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Deskclip is a set of plastic desktop cable clips that keep electrical wires and data cables organized on your desk. The clips are self-adhesive, so you can stick them in place without drilling any holes. Their Japanese minimalist style blends into a clean office or home desk, helping you keep cables tidy and out of the way.
Why people choose Deskclip
- Self-adhesive installation: Stick the clips where you need them with no tools or drilling required.
- Holds electrical wires and data cables: Keeps charging cables, power leads and data cables in place on the desktop.
- Minimalist look: The Japanese minimalist style suits a simple, uncluttered workspace.
- Plastic build: Made from plastic, so the clips are light and easy to place.
- Protects your desk surface: Installs without drilling, so your desk stays intact.
How to use
Clean the spot on the desk where you want to fix a clip, peel off the backing and press the clip firmly in place. Then slide your cable into the clip to hold it steady along the edge of the desk.
Specifications
| Material | Plastic |
|---|---|
| Style | Japanese minimalist style |
| Storage scenario | Desktop storage |
| Storage objects | Electrical wire, data cable |
| Installation | Self-adhesive, no drilling required |
Good for
Organizing electrical wires and data cables on an office desk, study desk or home desk, especially for people who want a tidy setup without making holes in the furniture.
Questions before you choose
Do I need to drill holes to install them? No. The clips are self-adhesive and do not require drilling.
What cables can they hold? They are designed for electrical wires and data cables on the desktop.
What style are they? They have a Japanese minimalist style that suits a simple desk setup.
