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I'm installing new network cables in my house and at some points I have to fix them on door or wall corners. Can I use hot melt stick gun? Could that momentary heat be harmful to cable? I'm using good quality Cat6.
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I'm installing new network cables in my house and at some points I have to fix them on door or wall corners. Can I use hot melt stick gun? Could that momentary heat be harmful to cable? I'm using good quality Cat6.
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Generally yes, you can do it. I would not though - sticky glue sucks to remove things. Any shop will have little clamps that you hammer into the wall on nails.
1I doubt it but this sounds like a seriously suboptimal solution compared to purpose designed cable management. – Journeyman Geek – 2013-12-28T11:23:29.637
When you put the glue on the corners and gaps they are left behind so it looks very clean. However I agree with TomTom, when taken-off they tear off paint behind. – Bogac – 2013-12-28T13:24:32.663