Cable Management Without Drilling a Hole
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Each mount is rated up to 22 lbs of direct pull on clean, flat steel. Real-world hold drops on painted, curved, or dusty surfaces, so for heavy cable runs most customers space two or three mounts along the run instead of loading one.
This is a 12-pack of the magnetic mount bases only. The channel is sized for standard 22mm-width cable ties, which are inexpensive and available anywhere, so you can match tie length to your cable bundle.
Any ferrous metal — steel shelving, server racks, tool cabinets, RV frames, workbench legs, machinery housings, and steel studs. They will not hold on aluminum, stainless of certain grades, wood, drywall, or plastic, since those aren't magnetic.
The magnet face sits recessed in a molded housing, so contact is spread across the base rather than a bare metal edge. On delicate finishes, slide the mount rather than dragging it, and lift from one edge to break the seal when repositioning.
Yes — that's the main reason people choose magnetic over screw-in mounts. Tilt the base off the surface, reposition, and press down again. No patched holes, no adhesive residue, no leftover screws in the wall.
The housing is rust-resistant and handles humidity, garage temperature swings, and covered outdoor use well. For salt-spray marine environments, wiping them down occasionally helps, same as any hardware exposed to salt air.
For light cords, every 12–18 inches keeps the run tidy. For thicker bundles or anything with tension pulling on it, tighten that to 8–12 inches so no single mount carries the load.
These are standard permanent magnets, so keep them away from credit card strips, hard drives, and pacemakers as a general precaution. Routine use around cables, network gear, and appliances is what they're designed for.
One Mount. Every surface you already own.
Twelve magnetic bases that turn any steel surface into a cable anchor point — installed in seconds, moved just as fast, with nothing left behind when you change the layout.
Screws, glue, or magnets — only one lets you change your mind.
Here's how these stack up against the adhesive-backed and screw-in cable tie mounts most people try first.
| Feature | Adhesive / Screw-In Mounts | These Magnetic Mounts |
|---|---|---|
| Install time per mount | ✗ Drill, anchor, or 24hr cure | ✓ Under five seconds |
| Tools required | ✗ Drill, bit, screwdriver | ✓ None at all |
| Repositioning | ✗ Permanent — patch and redrill | ✓ Lift and move anytime |
| Surface damage | ✗ Holes or adhesive residue | ✓ Leaves nothing behind |
| Hold strength | ✗ Tape fails in heat and humidity | ✓ Rated to 22 lbs on steel |
| Cable tie fit | ✗ Slots often too tight or loose | ✓ Molded 22mm channel |
| Renter friendly | ✗ Deposit-risking damage | ✓ Zero-trace installation |
| Value per set | ✗ Replaced every time you move | ✓ 12 reusable mounts included |
Stick, Thread, Cinch. That's the whole install.
From a tangled pile to a clean run in about a minute — and just as easy to undo when the layout changes.