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Tangled wires, tripping hazards, and falls—many people have experienced or are currently struggling with this problem. No matter how hard you try to tidy them up, they still look messy, cluttered, and untidy. Cleaning them up is difficult and troublesome. However, sometimes placing wires on the floor is unavoidable.
How do you store your cables?
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Using masking tape to cover the surface can create a sticky residue. After some use, the tape may peel off, and removing it may leave marks on the floor, especially if it's parquet wood. |
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Using cable ties to wrap the wires is an improved method because it eliminates the need to secure them to the floor. It bundles the wires together, making it look neater, but it still poses a tripping hazard. |
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Cable trays are typically used for permanent wiring that won't be moved. Installation takes time, but they provide a neat appearance. However, they can sometimes pose a tripping hazard. |
Besides tripping over cords and causing accidents, it can also damage various devices, such as tripping over a phone charger and dropping it. There's a simpler solution: using a cable mat (Kable Mat).
The advantages of Kable Mat are:
- Saves time and requires no installation tools.
- It does not damage the floor; the floor will not be scratched.
- Reduce accidents from tripping or slipping thanks to the non-slip nitrile rubber backing.
- There is a groove on the back for storing cables.
- It's easily portable and can be lifted and moved to different locations or taken for cleaning. Importantly, it also serves as a decorative element, or its design can be used as a safety symbol to warn people to be careful in factories or offices.
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