Bsc Preferred CTM11B Adhesive Cable Mount 100 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED CTM11B is an adhesive cable mount designed to secure and route cables along walls, ceilings, desks, and floors. The peel-and-stick adhesive backing bonds to clean, dry surfaces including metal, plastic, glass, paper, and painted finishes, eliminating the need for screws or hardware in many light-duty cable management applications. Each case contains 100 individual mounts, making it a practical stock item for electricians, low-voltage installers, and facilities maintenance crews who need a fast, repeatable cable-routing solution.

The CTM11B is suited for residential and commercial environments where cables need to be dressed neatly along a surface without penetrating walls or ceilings. Typical applications include routing low-voltage control wiring, thermostat cables, data cables, and similar light conductors. The mount is available in Natural or Black to match common surface colors. Sold as a case of 100 units, this product is well suited for larger installations or ongoing service work where mounts are consumed frequently.

Key Features

• Adhesive backing attaches without screws or anchors on compatible surfaces
• Bonds to metal, plastic, glass, paper, and painted surfaces
• Suitable for walls, ceilings, desks, and floors
• Available in Natural or Black finishes
• 100 mounts per case for bulk stocking convenience
• Equivalent to part number S-12411BL

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose cable management on clean, dry, smooth surfaces in residential and light commercial settings. Compatible surfaces include metal, plastic, glass, paper, and painted finishes.

Installation Notes

Surface must be clean and completely dry before applying the adhesive backing; contaminants such as dust, oil, or moisture will reduce bond strength. Peel the protective liner and press the mount firmly against the surface for several seconds to ensure full adhesive contact. No special tools or certifications are required for installation, but low-voltage or line-voltage cable routing should comply with applicable NEC requirements for the conductor type being managed.