Lighting wiring next spring - will have *many* cables running in bundles to switch drops and the like - eg bundles of 4 will be quite common.
Some good cable runs might be between wood with 4" gap, so no space to swing a hammer.
And I'm trying to avoid too much hammering for the ceilings sake... And yes, supporting the cables would be preferred as there are a multitude of sharp protrusions like broken off rusty nails and miss applied plasterboard nails everywhere...
So - ideas please :) Something involving screws as I have a right angled power driver adaptor for tight spaces...
Trunking is an obvious, if expensive and a bit OTT option.
Another - tie wrap base and tie wrap the cables?
22mm plumbing clip (the sort that clip closed but can be pinged open?To me, the plumbing clip seems a possibly nice idea as the clip and be opened to add the next cable easily. But have I overlooked any snags with this?