Cable clip with nail Trytyt Flop 8 — pack of 100, for securing cables to wood and similar surfaces

Trytyt Flop 8 cable clip with nail, pack of 100, is designed to secure single electrical, telecom and low-voltage cables to wood and similar solid surfaces. The integrated nail simplifies installation and the clip profile matches the model size to hold a single conductor firmly in place while minimizing deformation of the cable. Supplied in a pack of 100, these clips are intended for routine routing, fastening and support of cables in residential, commercial and light industrial environments.

Advantages

The Trytyt Flop 8 clip combines a molded plastic saddle and an incorporated metal nail to provide a quick, low-cost fastening method without additional hardware. Its compact profile reduces visual bulk on wooden panels and skirting boards while the nail head and shank are sized for easy hammering into wood or particle board. Using these clips helps keep runs of cable tidy and supported, reducing strain at connection points and lowering the risk of accidental displacement.

Suitable for

• Securing single-core electrical and low-voltage cables on wooden structures
• Fixing telecom and coaxial cables along skirting boards and walls
• Neatening cable runs in residential and light commercial installations
• Temporary or permanent routing of wiring in furniture and joinery work

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 100 clips
• Mounting method: molded plastic clip with integrated metal nail for hammer fixing
• Intended cable type: single conductor, electrical, telecom or low-voltage cables
• Target substrate: wood and similar solid surfaces such as chipboard or MDF
• Clip profile: single-saddle design sized for the Flop 8 model to hold one cable

How to use

Position the cable along the desired route and place the clip over the cable so the saddle rests on the conductor. Align the nail with the mounting surface and drive it in with a hammer until the plastic clip is seated but not crushed. Space clips at regular intervals appropriate for the cable type and application to provide consistent support. For removal, pull the nail out with pliers and lift the clip away from the surface.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate spacing between clips (for example, every 30–50 cm for typical electrical cables) and avoid over-tightening the nail to prevent damaging cable insulation. Do not use these clips on live conductors during installation; isolate circuits where necessary and follow applicable local electrical regulations.