Originally Posted by Scottley

Is that the ones that come in the green box?

There are a few different makes out there that use different size staples. The name escapes me just now as I've had several gentlemen jacks but will post tomorrow which one I use..........

Originally Posted by jay

yeah see what you mean but it may cause a hot spot

how Jay? it's only plastic, same as the cable and if it conducts heat it shouldn't create a hotspot.....confused.com

if the clip wraps over the cable the heat cant escape easy so it makes a hot spot the rest of the cable say is heating at say 15 but were the clip is it would double quite easily i think

no rocket scientist here just a dumb tiler

me too mate probs stick to sticking it down with rapid set then.....oh well, it was a decent question tho

worth a shot wonder if blue board tape would work you would need to prime first but might be worth a go379_large.jpeg

Now this looks a good idea
YouTube - badsero's Channel

Wow, imagine an insulated decoupler with that system integrated into the design. Should i copyright that idea???

Hi Doug,

I use a combination of tape and a hot glue gun, its quick and just a small blob holds the loose wire in place until the slc is dry

There is a brand of ufh called"stretchy mat" or" Fleximat" they have designed cable clips for use with their system these can only be used if you are using cementitious foam based insulation boards so there are cable clips available for this problem