







Product description
Choose the Right Size for Your Cable Count 
3/4″ J-Hook
Supports ~7 CAT6 cablesSmall runs and low-voltage drops 
1-5/16″ J-Hook
Supports ~24 CAT6 cablesResidential and light commercial runs 
2″ J-Hook
Supports ~56 CAT6 cablesOffice and horizontal pathways 
4″ J-Hook
Supports ~227 CAT6 cablesHigh-density backbone runs
Mounting Method Comparison
Mounting Surface
Drywall / Wood Stud
Steel Beam Flange
Threaded Rod / Drop Wire
Ceiling Surface
Fastener Type
Screws (sold separately)
Clamp (built-in)
Threaded rod / drop wire
Screws (sold separately)
Best Use
Wall and stud mounting
Open steel framing
Overhead cable runs
Ceiling routing
Tool Required
Drill
Wrench
Wrench
Drill
Cable Support Method
Open J-Hook cradle
Open J-Hook cradle
Open J-Hook cradle
Open J-Hook cradle

Cable Support Best Practices Why Use J-Hooks for Cable Routing
Supports low-voltage cables without compressionHelps maintain proper bend radius Open design allows easy adds, moves, and changes Common alternative to cable trays for short runs
Common J-Hook Installation Scenarios 
Wall Mount Installation
Mounts to drywall or wood studs for horizontal cable routing along walls

Beam Clamp Installation
Attaches to steel beam flanges without drilling or fasteners

Drop Wire Installation
Suspends from threaded rod or drop wire for open overhead runs

Ceiling Mount Installation
Installs directly to ceiling surfaces for overhead cable pathways

Cable Support by Design Designed for Proper Cable Support
Open J-Hook design supports low-voltage cables without compression, helping maintain proper bend radius and organized cable pathways. The smooth cradle and retainer wire keep cable bundles secure while allowing easy adds, moves, and changes.
Supports low-voltage cable runs, including category cable, fiber optic cable, and innerduct systems

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