What router are you using at home?
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The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

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@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

Did you use a knife to take them off or just force? Cutting them generally works pretty well.
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@coliver said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

Did you use a knife to take them off or just force? Cutting them generally works pretty well.
Plus those newish no residue removable hooks - that same thing could be used here.
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@coliver said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

Did you use a knife to take them off or just force? Cutting them generally works pretty well.
I used a box cutter but it didn't work as well as I would have liked

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@Dashrender said in What router are you using at home?:
@coliver said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

Did you use a knife to take them off or just force? Cutting them generally works pretty well.
Plus those newish no residue removable hooks - that same thing could be used here.
I'll need to check those out. I actually have a cabling conundrum at home I'll take a picture of tonight and post about tomorrow
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@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
@Dashrender said in What router are you using at home?:
@coliver said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

Did you use a knife to take them off or just force? Cutting them generally works pretty well.
Plus those newish no residue removable hooks - that same thing could be used here.
I'll need to check those out. I actually have a cabling conundrum at home I'll take a picture of tonight and post about tomorrow
That's going to be the name of my new corner cabling store....
Welcome to Cabling Conundrum!
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@scottalanmiller said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
@Dashrender said in What router are you using at home?:
@coliver said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

Did you use a knife to take them off or just force? Cutting them generally works pretty well.
Plus those newish no residue removable hooks - that same thing could be used here.
I'll need to check those out. I actually have a cabling conundrum at home I'll take a picture of tonight and post about tomorrow
That's going to be the name of my new corner cabling store....
Welcome to Cabling Conundrum!
It's not bad

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@scottalanmiller said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
@Dashrender said in What router are you using at home?:
@coliver said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

Did you use a knife to take them off or just force? Cutting them generally works pretty well.
Plus those newish no residue removable hooks - that same thing could be used here.
I'll need to check those out. I actually have a cabling conundrum at home I'll take a picture of tonight and post about tomorrow
That's going to be the name of my new corner cabling store....
Welcome to Cabling Conundrum!
Gotta put some SAM-SD's on the shelf in there too.

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@dafyre said in What router are you using at home?:
@scottalanmiller said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
@Dashrender said in What router are you using at home?:
@coliver said in What router are you using at home?:
@wirestyle22 said in What router are you using at home?:
The raceways stick pretty hard to the wall. I actually damaged the walls in my last place unfortunately. Adhesive was stronger than i thought it would be

Did you use a knife to take them off or just force? Cutting them generally works pretty well.
Plus those newish no residue removable hooks - that same thing could be used here.
I'll need to check those out. I actually have a cabling conundrum at home I'll take a picture of tonight and post about tomorrow
That's going to be the name of my new corner cabling store....
Welcome to Cabling Conundrum!
Gotta put some SAM-SD's on the shelf in there too.

Good idea. They will be a hot item.
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