Punch-Free Wall Mount Power Strip Holder for Renters

A slot and pad that hold without drilling

• Mounts with an adhesive pad

  The lavender pad is the whole mount. Wipe the wall, peel the backing, and press it flat. There is no hole, no anchor and no landlord email. The pad is removable, so the holder comes off when you move out. Keep the wall dust free before you press, since texture and dust are what weaken the grip.

• A slot that grips the strip

  The slot-style socket takes the edge of a standard power strip and keeps it seated. Slide the strip in, and it stays put instead of dropping behind the bed or the monitor. It works for plug-in strips and router power cables alike.

• Low profile, clear floor

  The oval body sits close to the wall, so the strip stays flat and the cables run above the outlet line. It fits in tight corners by a desk or above a nightstand. If you want more cable routing options, see the cable organizers collection.

Mount it in three steps

1. 1
   Clean the wall

   Pick a smooth spot above the desk outlet or beside the bed. Wipe it with a dry cloth so there is no dust or grease under the pad.

2. 2
   Press the pad

   Peel the backing from the lavender pad, line up the holder, and press firmly for about 30 seconds. Let it sit before you load anything onto it.

3. 3
   Clip the strip in

   Slide the edge of the power strip into the slot, route the cables up and along the wall, and check that the strip sits level.

Two pieces, nothing else to buy

• Wall-mounted plug-in holder×1

  White matte plastic with an oval low profile and a slot-style socket for the strip

• Adhesive backing pad×1

  Lavender pad with removable backing, used to mount the holder without drilling