I need to secure tv cable to the wall. What staples should I use?
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The Arrow stapler is one of the worst tools I have ever owned. I do not recommend it. You need a stapler that will shoot "round crown" staples.
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This is NOT the stapler to use for tv cable (coax) - or any round cable. This stapler will damage the wire, especially coax. What you're looking for is the T37. It is designed to shoot round staples. Notice how the head is cut out for the cable you are securing. Arrow Fastener T37 Wire and Cable Tacker
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That of course depends on where and what material you are attaching then to. Drywall?...use a good sheetrock anchor, screw and flat washer. Wood? Any wood screw around 2"long and a flat washer! Concrete? 1" tapcon and flat washer. Hope that helps...they aren't that heavy
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We used a staple gun with large staples. Use several staples along the first few inches at the bottom of the pole. If the staples won't go in all the way, use a hammer to make sure they're all really tight. Just wind the rest of the rope up to the top--wind as tightly as you can! Then staple along the top few loops. We can see the staples at the top; they're not very camouflage.
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If you got regular drywall, this stapler should do it. It is NOT a heavy duty stapler, though.
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Hopefully you've bought these already. For future reference, use Dewalt heavy duty staples DWHTTA700 series, Stanley TRA700 series, or arrow T50 heavy duty staples.
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Cat6 cable is a bit loose in these clips, but I don't think you're going to find anything better, at least not anything with screws. I used electrical tape to thicken up the spot where I was using the clip and that worked well. I don't think you even need to do it for every clip, just every couple to tighten up the slack and prevent it from pulling through.
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I used 3m Command picture hangers. Use a large one and let the sticky part adhere to the wall overnight before you hang the frame. When you do move the hangers can be removed with no damage to the wall!
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I used staples to install. But you could use double sided tape. The staples worked great for me.
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I used the small key holder command damage-free hooks and they work great. I didn't use a string. I just put them on the wall like I would of put the screws. But I'm pretty sure the string idea would work. Just make sure you use picture frame wire. I used string to hold a medium size picture once and the string broke and my frame was shattered. Good luck.
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you could probably use the sticky part (the command strip, available in packages with just the sticky strip) to stick a clothespin to the wall and use that. worth a try
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HD, Lowes and probably Ace sell compatible staples. Just make sure the package states Stanley compatible.
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I use staples for mine, you may want to look into buying carpet tape. That tape is usually stronger.
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Depends on how thick the cable is. If it is like the flat speaker cable then just be careful to not puncture the cable. It is a nice stapler.
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I use a stapler, you can also brads ACCO Solid Brass Paper Fasteners, 0.5 Inch Length, 100 Fasteners per Box (A7071502A) I find the stapler works best for me.
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we used staples. looks good/great. we rolled all edges under itself, i guess you can call it a hem.
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the only staples that I know for sure will work is # 35550 Optima high capacity by swingline
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You need the f-pin coax moduleIn the Amazon search put "wall plate module". The make different types of modules so can mix audio, video, and data signals. I believe all brands will fit in the wall plate. If you are in a hurry Lowes and Home Depot stock those