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Are spaghetti-like tangles of cables taking over rooms in your home or office? Tame your tech easily with help from VELCRO® Brand products.
Cable chaos is unsightly, impractical and can even be dangerous. VELCRO® cable sleeves can restore order. The sleeves have an adhesive backing that sticks securely to walls, furniture or the back of the TV, so you can bundle and train cords where you want them to go – and remove the sleeve if you need to. The sleeve wraps onto itself to hug cable bundles together and can be easily opened and closed to add or remove cables. The cable sleeves are available in three sizes to accommodate a range of cables.
VELCRO® ‘Eco’ ties are smaller than the cable sleeve, but just as adept at bringing order to any room in the house, from the home office to the kitchen junk drawer. Use them to wrap and store charging cables – even cables in frequent use, as these handy durable ties can be wrapped and unwrapped more than 1,000 times. Even better, the ‘Eco’ range is a sustainable choice made from 50 percent recycled material.
When a flexible storage solution is needed, VELCRO® ‘Eco’ tape is the ideal choice. Use it to solve clutter conundrums from the kitchen to the garage – wherever you’d use rope or tape, VELCRO® ‘Eco’ tape is an easier and more flexible solution. This durable roll can be wrapped and unwrapped more than 1,000 times. You can also cut it to any length you like, whether you’re looking to cut a small strip to wrap an extension cord or a long one to wrap an outdoor rug.
Some products are not available at all Bunnings stores, but may be ordered.
Check out the rest of our VELCRO® Brand range.
Photo Credit: VELCRO® Brand
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