Does anyone have a good solution for mounting those ac/dc power supply boxes?

[Chezted]

Hey, has anyone figured out a good way to mount those annoying ac/dc power supply boxes? Tried Velcro, it fails after a while. I was thinking about some kind of strap clamp, but having found anything that would work.I am working on the electrical cabinet for my new build and really would like to find a clean looking permanent solution.
I would
appreciate any help with this

 

[Ty Hamatake]

I have been thinking about this recently too. I know it's not the "cleanest" looking option but so far mounting something like this would give you somewhere to put them. I am thinking wrap excess cords, zip tie/velcro so they don't unravel, and throw them in the basket

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[chefjpaul]

Inside top of my stand on my new build as well as my cerebra powerbars. This elos stand helps due to its design, but here is a pic of fitting everything.

 

[chefjpaul]

 

[AllSignsPointToFish]

I just use a standard cable tie mount with a small stainless screw through it and a cable tie around the transformer box. The screw makes sure the double-sided tape doesn't turn loose.

 

[Diesel]

Here you go.

 

[Broadfield]

I have always used the black 3M foam 3/4" double sided tape.

IMG_5282 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr

 

[Ty Hamatake]

I have always used the black 3M foam 3/4" double sided tape.

IMG_5282 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr

Super clean!

 

[cshplumber]

Everything in my cabinet is mounted with those velcro command strips. They stick well and pull off easily as I move things around to add/remove equipment.

 

[Chezted]

I have always used the black 3M foam 3/4" double sided tape.

IMG_5282 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr

That looks awesome, how long has that tape held up?

 

[Broadfield]

That looks awesome, how long has that tape held up?

It's been on there for a little over a year.

 

[Chezted]

That'll work! Thanks!