in underfloor heating systems, one option for securing the pipes to the floor is to lay a long plastic strip that is a series of U shaped clips. You then push the pipe into whatever U clip is most convenient for your desired spacing. They look like this
I'd dearly love to know whether they exist for wires, he reason being I've installed an airtight membrane to my walls and must now fasten several or many wires to the walls. I'd rather just have one or two screws holding a clip rail and then clip all the wires in, than having the normal nail in wire clips, as that means hundreds of holes in the membrane..
Alternatively, any suggestions for clipping wires up in a service void, without ruining the membrane?
I'd dearly love to know whether they exist for wires, he reason being I've installed an airtight membrane to my walls and must now fasten several or many wires to the walls. I'd rather just have one or two screws holding a clip rail and then clip all the wires in, than having the normal nail in wire clips, as that means hundreds of holes in the membrane..
Alternatively, any suggestions for clipping wires up in a service void, without ruining the membrane?