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Supporting TV Cable
I live in a rented flat and want to extend the TV cable.
I can place it over cupboards but need to cross the room and travel around door frames. Under normal circumstances I could use pins to support the cable, but in the flat I can't use these. Has anyone any ideas regarding the supporting of a tv cable without pins |
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Google sticky beck or self adhesive cable clips, no direct experience so I can't recommend one.
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Google sticky beck or self adhesive cable clips, no direct experience so I can't recommend one.
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U can also get sticky back plastic conduit, runs along skirting board, but will damage paint when removing. There are as well cable clips, both with nails for wood, and sticky back for plaster, that wd cause ''minimal damage'' on removal .......
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For running along top of skirting boards, up and down door frames etc, something like a ''prit stick'' might be enough to keep it in place, a gooey gel-like but quite weak adhesive ......
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