shinfly Cable Management Sleeve 3m with clips 🖥

This cable management sleeve kit keeps loose wires tidier and out of sight for living rooms, home offices and behind TVs. It combines two 1.5 metre sleeves into a 3 metre length to group power leads, HDMI and network cables neatly, helping reduce trip hazards and visual clutter with a fast, DIY setup.

Key Points

The pack includes two woven sleeves that zip together around cables and can be trimmed to the length you need. The sleeves are made from high density polyethylene which resists dust and wear, and the tubular design helps deter pets from chewing on cords. A simple installation clip is supplied to guide cables into the sleeve, making it easier to add multiple cables at once. 🧰

A small selection of accessories is included to secure the installation and keep routing tidy. There are 20 zip ties and five adhesive cable clips for fixing the sleeve along skirting boards or the rear of furniture. The kit targets everyday cable types such as network leads, HDMI and USB, so it works for TV setups, PC desks and entertainment centres. 🔌

Technical Specifications

• Name: shinfly Cable Management Sleeve, 3m/9.8ft
• Material: High density polyethylene
• Total length: 3 m (two pieces of 1.5 m each)
• Diameters: 16 mm and 22 mm
• Accessories included: 20 zip ties, 5 adhesive cable clips, 1 wire guide clip

Usage Recommendations

Begin by grouping cables you want to protect and fasten them loosely with a zip tie so they stay together while you feed them into the sleeve. Use the supplied wire guide clip to insert the cable bundle into the sleeve more easily, then slide the sleeve down along the cables. For runs along skirting or behind equipment, place the adhesive clips every 30 to 50 cm to avoid sagging. If you need multiple exit points, trim the sleeve cleanly and use the preformed opening to let specific cables branch out where required.

Advantages

The dual-diameter option offers flexibility when you have a mix of thin and thicker leads, allowing you to combine lesser cables inside the narrower tube or use the larger tube for power and HDMI. The sleeves are cuttable, so you tailor the length for a neat finish. According to the manufacturer, the 16 mm tube holds approximately 6 to 8 Ethernet cables of 3.5 mm diameter while the 22 mm tube fits around 10 to 12 of the same type. Consider that very thick power bricks or bulky adapters will not fit inside the sleeve, so they must be routed separately.