Mounting
Which wall plug for what: plasterboard, brick, concrete or wood
Most holders don't come off the wall because they're too weak, but because the wrong plug went in. Wall by wall, what goes in.
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How to mount something neatly, which material to choose for what, and what "made to order" means for your delivery time. Short pieces, written from the workshop.
Mounting
Most holders don't come off the wall because they're too weak, but because the wrong plug went in. Wall by wall, what goes in.
Mounting
A battery charger takes up the most useful bit of your workbench. Put it on the wall and you get that space back, and the charger is no longer sitting in the sawdust.
Mounting
The switch is neatly mounted, and the adapter dangles underneath on its own cable. That isn't just messy: it's also the reason power supplies like this give up.
Mounting
On a shelf, a Homey Pro sits among everything else, collects dust and runs warm. On the wall it gets air, the light ring stays visible and the cable is held in place.
Mounting
An extension lead on the floor collects dust, crumbs and the hoover. Under the desktop it's out of sight and stays clean. Here's how to put it up.
Mounting
From ten minutes with Velcro to a cable tray under the desktop. Five solutions, with an honest note on what each one does and doesn't fix.
Mounting
A gateway sitting loose on a shelf is a gateway that will end up on the floor one day. Give it half an hour and it hangs on the wall: tidy, cool and easy to reach.
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