Reusable Cable Ties | Self Adhesive Adjustable Desk Cord Straps

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Reusable cable ties in nylon, with a sticky pad on the back so they hold a cable exactly where you want it instead of just bundling it loosely. Undo them, move them, reuse them. No snipping, no fishing a pair of scissors out of a drawer, no starting again because you tightened one in the wrong place.

What you get

Nylon straps with a self adhesive backing
Fully adjustable, so one size handles a thin charger lead or a fat bundle
Reusable over and over, they undo cleanly
Packs of 1, 5, 10, 20 or 40
Three colours: black, white and grey

Why cable straps beat ordinary zip ties

Zip ties are brilliant exactly once. The second you need to unplug something or add a cable, you are cutting them off and starting again, and if you overtighten one you can nip the cable inside it. These loop back on themselves instead, so you can open one, add a lead, and close it again in about two seconds. The adhesive backing is the part that makes the real difference, because it lets you anchor a cable to the underside of a desk or the back of a unit rather than leaving a tidy bundle that still slides onto the floor.

Common Questions

How many should I get? Most desks need somewhere between 5 and 10 to feel properly sorted. Go for 20 or 40 if you are doing a whole room, a TV unit and a desk, or if you like the idea of having spares in a drawer. They get used faster than you expect.

Are they genuinely reusable? Yes. The strap opens and closes as many times as you like, so you can rearrange your setup whenever without buying more.

Will the sticky pad hold on a painted wall? They are happiest on smooth, solid surfaces like the underside of a desk, a monitor arm or the back of a unit. Freshly painted or textured walls are the one place adhesive backings struggle, so anchor them to furniture rather than plaster.

Can I use them on things other than cables? Plenty of people use them for garden canes, camera leads, tool cords and rolled up extension reels. Anything that needs holding in a loop.

What else sorts out cable chaos? Pair them with the under desk cable tray to hide the plug strip, and the desktop pegboard to get everything else off the surface.