Soft selfback silicone strips for tool installation Soft silicone selfback design sticks to any smooth surface without tools for quick, secure installation that stays in place. Lowprofile fit reduces trip hazards and keeps cables neatly aligned along floors, baseboards or walls. Durable PVC construction Made from thick PVC to resist deformation and withstand pressure in traffic areas. Protects cables from crushing, abrasion and accidental damage while maintaining shape over time. length and flexible routing Easily cut to your desired length to match the layout of your space. Adapts to varied cable configurations and multiple cable types, so power cords, network cables and AV wires stay organized. Fireretardant materials for added safety Constructed with fireretardant materials to reduce the risk of short circuits and electric shocks. A safer choice for homes with children or pets where cable protection and reduced electrical risk are priorities. Key benefits — why you need it Organizes: removes cable clutter and creates a cleaner, safer workspace or living area. Protects: prevents cable damage that can cause intermittent failures or electrical hazards. Easy to use: installs without tools and trims to fit, making it fast to deploy or reconfigure. Practical applications Home entertainment: run TV, soundbar and game console cables neatly along the wall or behind furniture. Office and workstations: route power and network cables across floors or along desks to prevent tangles and trips. Workshops and events: protect extension cords and AV lines where foot traffic or equipment movement could damage cables. Compatibility and performance Works on any smooth surface (tile, hardwood, laminate, painted walls, glass). Accommodates a range of cable types and sizes; cuttolength design lets you size runs precisely. Built for repeated use in both residential and commercial environments without losing shape or adhesion. Safety and maintenance Clean and dry the surface before applying for adhesion. Trim with scissors or a utility knife to the required length; check periodically and if damaged. Fireretardant materials lower electrical risk but always follow local electrical codes and safe wiring practices.