Ace Multi-Purpose Plastic Rope Storage Straps 4 pk

Name: Ace Multi-Purpose Plastic Rope Storage Straps 4 pk
SKU: 7199268
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$5.74

SKU: 7199268 Categories: Hardware, Tarps & Straps, Tie Down Accessories

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If your garage or workshop floor is tangled with extension cords, ropes, or hoses, the Ace Multi-Purpose Plastic Rope Storage Straps are the simple, effective solution you need. These black plastic straps aren’t fussy or complicated; they are straightforward organizers designed to snap shut securely around coils of material. The plastic construction is lightweight but tough, resisting dirt, oil, and moisture from the garden or the farm. You get 4 straps in this pack, making it easy to instantly organize those frustrating, messy bundles of electrical cables, bungee cords, or tow ropes, turning clutter into tidy, hangable coils.

Key Features of Ace Multi-Purpose Plastic Rope Storage Straps

Snaps closed quickly and holds bundled items tightly for easy storage

Perfect for organizing coiled ropes, extension cords, garden hoses, and cables

Lightweight plastic material resists water, oil, and grease damage

Set includes a generous 4 pack for tackling multiple areas of clutter

Simple design makes them quick to open and close even when wearing work gloves

Keeps lengths of rope and cord from tangling on the floor or in storage bins

Includes an integrated hook or loop for easy hanging on pegs and hooks

A simple and reusable solution for managing workshop and garage messes

Additional Information

Brand: Ace

Product Type: Storage Straps

Model:

Product Use: Organizing Coiled Items

Size: 4 pk

Material: Plastic

Height:

Length: 8 inch & 11 inch

Width: 1 inch

When using these straps for storage, always coil your cords and ropes loosely before strapping them, particularly for heavy-duty extension cords. Coiling wires too tightly can damage the conductors inside, especially in cold weather, and can lead to electrical resistance or a shorter lifespan. The purpose is organization and containment, not maximum compression.