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The Forgefix Round Cable Clips (9-11mm) are designed for homeowners, electricians, and IT professionals looking to achieve neat and secure cable routing in domestic or commercial settings. These clips offer the key benefit of reliable, long-term cable management through integrated hardened masonry nails that grip firmly into various substrates. One important caveat is that for optimal hold and to prevent potential damage to surrounding materials, it is recommended to drive these clips into mortar joints rather than directly into hard brick surfaces.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | RCC911W |
| Brand | Forgefix |
These clips are primarily designed for internal domestic and commercial use. Using them outdoors may lead to nail corrosion over time.
Driving the nail directly into hard brick often results in the nail bending or the brick surface chipping. We highly recommend using mortar joints instead.
While the clips can be removed, the nails are designed for a single, secure installation. They may lose structural integrity if removed and re-driven.
No, the package contains 100 cable clips only. You will need a standard hammer for installation.
No, these are specifically for 9-11mm cables. For 5mm cables, consider the Forgefix RCC56W variant.
Ensure you are not striking a hidden obstruction like metal or ultra-dense masonry. Try moving the clip slightly to a different spot, preferably a softer mortar joint.
The surface may be too porous or crumbly. Try a slightly deeper angle or move the clip to a more stable section of timber or solid block.
Use a smaller hammer or strike with less force. You may have applied too much lateral pressure during the hammering process.
To achieve a secure hold, select a spot along your cable route and place the clip over the cable. Position the tip of the nail against the wall—ideally at a mortar joint—and strike the head squarely with a hammer until the clip sits flush against the surface.
Compatibility Checklist:
To care for your installation, avoid over-tensioning the cable, as this can put unnecessary stress on the clip head over time. If you need to remove a clip, use a pair of side cutters or a claw hammer to gently pry the nail out to minimize surface wall damage.
