Traceless Wall Hook for Plugs and Cables, No Drilling
Cords stay off the counter and the wall stays clean. This clear hook holds plugs, cables and light kitchen tools on tile and painted walls, and when it is time to move it, the wall comes back bare.
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Cords stay off the counter and the wall stays clean. This clear hook holds plugs, cables and light kitchen tools on tile and painted walls, and when it is time to move it, the wall comes back bare.
Drill-free, traceless wall hook that holds plugs and cables without damaging walls
- messy dangling power cables behind appliances
- no drilling allowed on rented walls or tiles
- wall clutter in kitchens and bathrooms
Get Cables Off the Counter Without Touching Your Wall
Dangling plugs and loose cables behind the kettle make the kitchen look unfinished. This clear, traceless hook holds them up on tile or rented walls, and it leaves no drill holes behind.
A hook that nearly disappears on the wall
- Transparent, so the wall stays visible
The clear acrylic-style body fades into tile and grey paint, so the hook never pulls the eye. Once it is up, people notice the plug, not the hardware.
- Traceless, so the wall stays intact
The self-adhesive backing mounts without screws or anchors. Peel it off slowly when you are done and there are no drill holes to fill before you move out.
- Built for kitchen and bath
Sized for the spots where cords pile up: beside sockets, along tile and on bedside walls. It takes plugs and cables, and it holds a light brush or whisk just as well.
Stick it clean, press it firm, hang it
- 1Clean the wall
Wipe the spot with a dry cloth. If there is any grease near the stove, follow with a little rubbing alcohol and let the wall dry fully.
- 2Peel and press
Remove the protective film, set the hook at the height you want, and press firmly for several seconds so the backing grips.
- 3Wait before loading
Give the adhesive a few hours to bond before you hang anything on it.
- 4Start light
Hang a plug or a single cable first. When you want the hook gone, peel slowly at a low angle.
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Plugs, cables and light kitchen tools like brushes and whisks are the right load. Wait a few hours after sticking it before hanging anything, and keep heavy cast iron or full cutting boards off it.
Peel it slowly at a low angle. If it resists, warm the adhesive lightly with a hairdryer and lift again. Clean, dry wall gives the cleanest release.
The hook holds the cord in a loose loop, so do not pull it tight against the bracket. Keep the hook clear of hot hob surfaces and check the bond now and then.
Smooth, clean, dry painted walls and glazed tile are the best surfaces. Dusty, greasy or heavily textured walls will not hold the adhesive well.
The body is glossy, glass-like clear plastic with a finish that looks more refined than typical hardware. Compared with cable clips that need screws and a drill, one hook means no patching, no filler and no wall repairs when you move out.