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Scattered cables can cause accidents in your office or your home. Keeping your office neat will attract more prospects and help your business grow. A cable solution expert can walk you through wrapping your cords. A professional will help you pick the right quality materials for the work. Wrapping your extension can be achieved by following three simple steps.

Technique 1: The Elbow Technique

The cord should be wound around your arm just above the elbow and through the crook of your thumb and forefinger while holding one end of the cord in each hand. Allow the cord to hang loose for a few inches. To secure the cord coil, wrap the loose end around it and join the ends.

Technique 2: The Wrap Cord Technique

Purchase a wrap cord XL specifically made to handle heavy-weight-like extensions. You can completely tie or wrap and leave the section you intend to use. This technique is recommended because it is easy and can be done without professional assistance.

Technique 3: The Over-Under Wrap technique

Loop one end of the cord over the top of your hand and away from your body while holding your hand out in front of you. The following loop should be rolled underneath, running across your hand and toward your body. Up until the end of the cord, keep folding over (away from your body) and under (toward your body). Use a tie or wrap cord organizer to keep the loops connected.

Technique 4: The Braid Wrap Technique

Tie a soft knot at one end after folding the cord over twice. Fold the cord underneath the existing loop in the knot, working your way toward the other end, and make a new loop. It would be best if you folded it to the end of the cord.