10 Pack of 1.7 x 2.7in Server Rack Cable Management D-Ring Hooks - Network Rack-Mount Cord Organizer Ring Set for Power Cords, Fiber Optic or Network Patch Cables (10DRing)

The product is just as described in the text. Space it’s simple to use looks good and is the right size.

strong adhesive, no slippage. No problems. Do not try to sew through this pad. It will break the thread and gum up the needle, but it doesn't appear to need it.

The build quality is pretty good, surprisingly sturdy and functions well.

Good quality D rings

these are great for under the counter wires that are hard to keep out of the way. just drop them in and pull them out when you no longer need them the hooks just hang there out of the way

Has some heft to it and fits well on a server rack, so it seemed good at first. I had 10 mounted before the first one broke it caught on my shirt. I show in the video where I break one with my bare hand, a single hand, my off hand with just the pressure of two fingers and my thumb. I managed to snap about 10 of the 20 I bought this way, and a tap from the screwdriver I was mounting them with did in the rest. Every single one broke under what might be a trivial load in a server environment. I am completely confident that this would break if mounted correctly and a normal phillips screwdriver were dropped on it from a meter above, a entirely reasonable scenario in a server room. Looking inside it is just held together by a 3~5mm circle of something, weld? jb weld? solder? glue? Mostly likely some kind of spot weld, but whatever it is cannot hold up to even trivial loads.

Exactly what I needed

I am replacing my server rack with a 12U network cabinet for my home lab. My home is wired with over 30 ethernet runs that all go back to my wire closet in my basement. Cable management is very important to keep everything organized. These all-metal D-Ring hooks work perfectly for my needs. They are heavy duty, and allow me to route and organize the cables easily in my cabinet. I will probably not require all 10 of these, but for professional networking equipment, I feel they are well priced. I do not need to worry about them every breaking. They should last forever.