Magnetic Cable Ties Set – Outdoor Gutter & Fence Light Hanging Kit, Rust-Resistant Neodymium Mounts, 225 Pcs
Magnetic Cable Ties Set – Outdoor Gutter & Fence Light Hanging Kit, Rust-Resistant Neodymium Mounts, 225 Pcs
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Why you'll love it
- No-drill magnetic mounting preserves walls, desks, and vehicle surfaces in rentals or leased spaces
- Reusable and repositionable design eliminates wasted adhesive mounts and zip ties after layout changes
- 12 lb pull strength with neodymium magnets holds heavy cable bundles securely even under vibration
- Rubber-coated rust- and scratch-resistant build survives garage heat, outdoor weather, and engine-bay temperatures up to 176°F
- Three diameter options (22/31/43mm) let buyers match mount size to cable bundle thickness for a cleaner look
- All-in-one 225-piece kit removes the guesswork of buying matching mounts and ties separately
Perfect for
- Organizing network and power cables along metal server racks without drilling
- Securing automotive wiring harnesses and hoses in engine bays
- Routing Christmas light strings along metal gutters and fences
- Tying down extension cords and air hoses in metal-walled workshops
- Bundling charger cables under a ferrous desk for a clean home office
Product Information
Ample Set & Strong Load Capacity: Includes 25 magnetic cable ties bases (22mm diameter) and 200 self-locking nylon cable ties (150mm x 2mm). Each magnetic zip tie mounts can hold up to 12 lbs of vertical pull. The rubber-coated base may slightly reduce magnetic strength; removing it increases metal contact for a stronger hold if needed
Effective Cable Organization: Magnetic cable clips secure firmly to any iron surface. Thread cable ties through the magnetic zip tie mounts to organize cables, wires, cords, and hoses. Tighten, trim excess, and reposition anytime without tools. The magnetic base allows flexible positioning and reusable setup for a neat, convenient cable solution
360° Adjustable & No-Drill Design: The magnetic zip tie mount rotates 360 degrees, allowing easy adjustment to any angle. No drilling or surface damage, the strong magnetic cable holder keeping your cables organized and stable even under vibration
Heavy-Duty & Long-Lasting: Built with NdFeB neodymium magnets, A3 steel, durable nylon, and a protective rubber coating, these magnetic cord holder are rust-resistant, corrosion-resistant, scratch-proof, and maintain strong permanent magnetism. Engineered for tough environments, the product remains stable and reliable even at temperatures up to 176°F (80°C)
Wide Applications:Ideal for home, office, workshop, warehouse, garage, or automotive use. These magnetic cable ties secure wires, chargers, network and electrical cables, hoses, and lighting cords to any ferrous metal surface and work reliably indoors and outdoors
Included Components: Magnetic Zip Tie Mount
Item Length: 14.5 inches
Maximum Diameter: 22 millimeters
Number of Pieces: 225
Color: 225 Pcs
Product Style: Zip
Material Type: Nylon
Tensile Strength: 12 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these magnetic mounts survive rain and humidity on a patio gutter?
Yes. The A3 steel base is rubber-coated to resist rust and corrosion, and the nylon ties do not absorb water, so the kit holds up to typical outdoor weather on gutters, fences, and railings.
Can I use them to hang string lights along a metal fence without damaging the finish?
Yes. The rubber coating sits between the magnet and the metal, so the fence's powder coat or paint is preserved—no scratches, no rust bleed, and no holes from screws or nails.
Will the heat from direct summer sun weaken the magnet or the ties?
No. The construction is rated heat-stable up to 176°F (80°C), which covers peak metal-surface temperatures in direct sun across most climates.
Are the mounts strong enough to hold a heavy extension cord across a workshop wall?
Yes. The 12 lb vertical pull capacity easily supports the weight of a 12/3 or 14/3 extension cord plus its connector, even when the cord is fully loaded and hanging vertically.
Can I reposition the lights after a holiday season without leaving marks?
Yes. The reusable neodymium design lifts off cleanly with no adhesive and no fastener holes, so you can store the mounts and put them back up next season exactly where you want them.
Will this hold up on a truck bed or trailer frame while driving?
Yes. The 12 lb pull strength combined with the self-locking ties keeps wiring harnesses, air lines, and small hoses pinned to the steel bed or frame even under road vibration, and the rubber coating prevents paint wear on the truck box.
Can I use it to secure Christmas light strings along a metal roofline or gutter?
Yes. The 22mm, 31mm, and 43mm bases let you match the mount to the thickness of the wire bundle, and the 150mm ties cinch the strand tightly so wind and snow loads do not sag the line.
Will the rubber coating hold up under engine-bay heat near the exhaust manifold?
The kit is rated for 80°C (176°F), which is suitable for most engine-bay locations, but it should be kept clear of direct exhaust-manifold contact where surface temperatures regularly exceed that threshold.
Is this a good replacement for plastic clips that always break in the cold?
Yes. Nylon self-locking ties and rubber-coated steel bases remain flexible in low temperatures far better than brittle plastic adhesive clips, which is why mechanics often switch to magnetic mounts for winter job sites.
Will it work on a galvanized steel fence without scratching the zinc coating?
Yes. The rubber coating isolates the steel base from the zinc, so the protective layer stays intact and the mount does not promote white-rust bloom where it sits.
I'm worried about rust streaks running down my fence after a storm—is that a real risk?
No. The rubber-coated A3 steel base is designed to resist rust and corrosion, so it will not bleed rust onto patio surfaces, gutters, or painted metal in typical outdoor conditions.
Will the magnets lose strength if I leave them outside year-round?
No. Neodymium magnets only lose strength at very high temperatures or in the presence of strong demagnetizing fields, neither of which occurs in normal outdoor use, so the 12 lb rating holds season after season.
Can I take it camping to organize cords at the campsite?
Yes. The compact kit is easy to pack, attaches magnetically to a truck-bed toolbox, a steel cooler frame, or a metal picnic shelter pole, and lets you bundle extension cords, lantern cables, and air hoses without stakes or tape.
Is this better than plastic Christmas light clips for outdoor installations?
Yes, in most cases. Magnetic mounts install in seconds with no ladder balancing act to push clips into shingles or gutters, and they come off cleanly at the end of the season without leaving damaged clips behind.
Will the 12 lb pull hold a fat outdoor-rated extension cord hanging from a workshop I-beam?
Yes. A 12 lb pull rating comfortably supports the weight of a 25–50 ft 12-gauge extension cord plus the hanging loop of the cable itself, and the 360° rotating mount lets the cord hang straight regardless of the I-beam orientation.
Can I use it on a steel mailbox post to run a low-voltage lighting cable?
Yes. The rubber coating protects painted or powder-coated mailbox posts, and the small 22mm base is unobtrusive enough to keep the post looking clean while routing the cable up to a lantern or address light.
How do I install a magnetic cable tie mount on a metal surface?
Wipe the metal surface clean and dry, place the rubber-coated magnet base directly on the ferrous area, route the cable bundle through or around the 360° mount, wrap a 150mm self-locking tie around the bundle, pull it snug, and trim the tail flush with the locking head for a clean finish.
Can I remove and re-use the magnetic mounts multiple times?
Yes. The neodymium base is reusable indefinitely. Simply pull the magnet off the metal surface, move it to a new location, and reattach—no adhesive to clean up and no wall patching required.
How do I choose between the 22mm, 31mm, and 43mm sizes?
Match the mount diameter to the cable bundle thickness: 22mm for single thin cables like USB-C or charging cords, 31mm for medium bundles of two to four cables, and 43mm for thick power-strip leads, extension cords, or multi-cable harnesses.
Will these magnetic mounts stick to aluminum or stainless steel?
The mounts are designed for ferrous (iron-containing) metals. They will hold strongly to mild steel, black iron, and most powder-coated steel surfaces, but will not adhere to aluminum, copper, or austenitic (300-series) stainless steel, which are non-magnetic.
Are the cable ties UV-resistant for outdoor use?
The black nylon self-locking ties are formulated for general outdoor durability and the rubber-coated steel base resists rust and corrosion, so the kit is suitable for typical outdoor applications including patio, gutter, and fence installations.
What is included in the 225-piece kit and what do I need to buy separately?
The kit contains a mix of magnetic mounts (in the 22mm, 31mm, and/or 43mm sizes for your SKU) and matching 150mm self-locking cable ties that total 225 pieces. No additional parts are required to start organizing cables on any ferrous surface.
Is it safe to use these magnetic mounts near electronics and hard drives?
Yes. The neodymium magnets are localized in strength and are safe around consumer electronics, SSDs, and standard office equipment at the typical mounting distances used for cable management. As with any magnet, keep them away from magnetic stripe cards and pacemakers.
Will the rubber coating melt or leave residue on hot metal surfaces like an engine bay?
The construction is rated heat-stable up to 176°F (80°C), which covers most engine-bay locations when mounted away from direct exhaust contact. The rubber coating is non-marking and will not transfer to properly finished metal surfaces within that temperature range.
What is the difference between magnetic cable ties and adhesive cable clips?
Magnetic cable ties use a neodymium base to attach to ferrous metal without any adhesive, so they can be removed, repositioned, and reused indefinitely without damaging the surface. Adhesive cable clips rely on a sticky backing that typically fails after one or two removals and often leaves residue on the underlying surface.
