Multi Cable Staples
Multi Cable Staples
Key Features
- Effortless Fastening: These multi cable staples feature a snap lock gate and self-centering tab for quick installation on wood studs with one nail or metal studs with one screw
- All-in-One Cable Management: These electrical wire stackers secure NM, Romex, coaxial, and CAT 5 cables all on the same staple for versatile cable management
- Built to Last: Crafted from high-quality PE material with stainless steel nails, these non-metallic cable staples deliver long-lasting strength and corrosion resistance
- Cooler & Safer Setup: These insulated cord staples prevent overheating by reducing cable stacking and promoting airflow for a safer setup
- Surface-Ready Design: Perfect for power cables, co-ax, telephone, network, and data cables, these romex wire clips work on wood, drywall, and metal surfaces
Specifications
| Brand | GOOUU |
| Manufacturer | GOOUU |
| Model | G-Red Cable Stackers |
| Color | Red |
| Product Type | HARDWARE_STAPLE |
| Item Type Keyword | electrical-cable-staples |
| unit | 10 Count |
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This makes for a nice clean cable management, especially when used by the electrical breaker box where multiple wires are run.The design has a little tab on the end to hold the staple in place when starting the nail. This is designed for a 2x4 stud frame and holds the wires in the center of the cavity when used for that. This mounting in the center of the space is a safety requirement to prevent screws or nails from reaching the cables. And will also make an inspector happy... if they don't notice the other issue listed below.Looks to be a copy of a well known brand sold at home improvement box stores (Team Orange). I do find the price to be a little high for this versus the home improvement box store, but this gets shipped right to your door. There is no such thing as free shipping so shipping and handling costs are baked into this price.Not UL or ETL listed. I knocked 1 star off for that. Electric code requires that all products used in electrical be UL or ETL listed. If your project gets safety inspected you will want to find a UL or ETL product to use.My take... great product for handling multiple cables, lack of UL or ETL listing prevents me from recommending
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These cable staples are one of those little things that make a job look professional instead of "good enough." I used them for routing low-voltage wiring and LED lighting runs, and they hold securely without crushing the cable. The locking design keeps wires where you put them, and installation is quick with no fighting or fussing.What impressed me most is the value. I've bought similar staples at the big box stores for more money and usually fewer pieces. These are well molded, consistent in size, and the nails drive straight without bending if you use a little common sense.Clean wire runs, less clutter, faster installs. Sometimes it's the cheap accessories that save the most time, and these definitely earned a permanent spot in my electrical and networking supplies. 5 stars.
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I have used this style of cable staple for years because they make more sense than single staples when you are running multiple lines. They work for power cables and for low‑voltage runs like speakers, coax, and network lines.The bottom cleat makes it fast to index them to the same spot on a joist, and the locking lid keeps everything contained. The interior fingers help keep the cables separated and easier to trace.This set has a locking tab that I have not seen on others and it closes more securely as a result.I pushed one harder than normal to see how it would hold up. It was strong but a little brittle, and I was able to make clean snaps when I forced it. Under normal use it should not see that kind of stress.At the price, you can’t go wrong. I always have a couple bags handy.
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These multi-cable staples work exactly as described. Nice simple design, and I like that they include both nails and screws so you can choose whichever installation method makes sense for your application.They hold multiple cables neatly and make cable routing cleaner and more organized than basic single-wire staples. The plastic feels solid, and everything installed without issues.The biggest advantage for me is the value. They are significantly cheaper than comparable options from the big hardware stores while doing the same job. Overall, a good buy if you need a lot of cable management hardware for an electrical, networking, or low-voltage project.
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GOOUU's multi cable staples are the unsung heroes in any electrical wiring project. This set of 10 versatile and durable clips ensure a neat, organized, and professional-looking installation. The combination of self-centering tabs, snap lock gates, and stainless steel nails make them easy to install on wood or metal surfaces, while their insulated design prevents overheating for a safer setup. Whether managing coaxial, CAT 5, UF or most low voltage cables, these multi cable staples are the perfect solution for efficient cable management. The high-quality PE material provides long-lasting strength and corrosion resistance, making them an ideal investment for your home or business. Get organized, stay protected, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with GOOUU's Multi Cable Staples!
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Got these Multi cable wire stackers to try instead of bridle rings for a project I'm working on at my house. So far I like them because they easier to install than the bridle rings. They also come out cheaper than the bridle rings and the plastic inserts I use on bridle rings. They look well made and the plastic is not to soft and not to hard. The plastic seems to be made so it gives but wouldn't break. I used them for one area of the house to the MDF and it was way easier to install and route the cables. Well test out some more and if it works out buy more of these little multi cable staple.
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I recently received these multi cable staples and they are a very useful piece of hardware for our new home build where my husband, who is an electrician, is doing all of the wiring. These work very well for keeping wiring runs neat, organized, and running parallel to each other instead of having cables hanging loosely. The steel nails tap into the wood easily, but I also really like that these include screws for additional security since our previous style only used nail taps. That extra fastening option makes them feel much more secure for long term use. The clips fit multiple widths of wiring including several of our low voltage runs, and it was easy to snap each wire into place without damaging the insulation of the wire. One of my favorite features is the snap lock design because many open style clips allow wires to slide out while working, but these keep everything held securely in place once closed. The material feels durable and well made and the insulated design helps protect the cables. Having a multipack like this is very practical during a full home wiring project and makes it an excellent value.
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I couldn't tell you if these are compliant for building code or not but they should be. I actually used these for a cabin wiring install where I ran a lot of 12-volt wiring for many different fixtures/applications. I preferred to not drill holes thru studs but instead wanted to run the bulk of the wiring at the wall to ceiling corners so I could cover them with removable box frames if I ever needed access to the wiring. They work great. They help keep the wires held in place and organized without the use of cable ties or other means. They have a snap closing feature that can be opened easily if need be. They are also really easy to install using provided screws and are very durable. I didn't use the nails but instead used deck screws along with the included shorter screws...was easy than hammering nails. If you are looking for a simple easy way to organize and install wires you should really review these and see if they might work for your application. Extremely handy and priced very fair for the benefits you gain from using them. A+++ in my book!