What is 電源タップ固定器（白）?
Say goodbye to floor-bound power strips and the cable chaos that comes with them. Daiso's 電源タップ固定器（白） — Power Strip Wall Mount in white — is a deceptively simple polypropylene clip system that lets you stick your power strip to virtually any flat surface, no drills or screws required.
The main body measures 9 × 4 × 0.6 cm and snaps together in two interlocking pieces that slide apart for easy removal. Included is a double-sided acrylic adhesive tape (7 × 3.5 × 0.1 cm) — one piece for the wall or desk underside, one for the strip itself. The mount is impressively slim, so it barely adds visual bulk. A black colorway also exists in stores, but the white version blends seamlessly into most home office setups.
One clever detail: the body can be manually split and size-adjusted by hand — the two halves break at 4 cm and 4.5 cm — so you can tailor the fit to narrower or wider strip housings. For a single ¥110 piece, the engineering is surprisingly thoughtful. JAN code 4550480027944 makes it easy to locate on shelves.
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How to Use It — Hack Ideas
Primary use — Wall or under-desk mounting:
- Choose your spot (avoid reaching across a tight cord angle).
- Wipe both the surface and the strip with a dry cloth to remove dust and oils.
- Peel and press each adhesive piece firmly for ~30 seconds.
- Slide the two mount halves together around the strip — done.
The slide-apart design means you can detach the strip without damaging the adhesive bond, perfect for rearranging furniture or cleaning behind the desk. On textured wallpaper, opt for a smooth side surface like furniture panels to maximize grip. If your strip carries heavy adapters, simply stack two mounts for extra support.
Hack #1 — Floating remote control station: Mount one on the side of your sofa table or TV stand, break the clip to fit a slim remote, and create a dedicated "home base." No more hunting between cushions.
Hack #2 — Floating mini trash bin: A small Daiso waste bin fits the clip surprisingly well. Stick it to the side of a desk or inside a cabinet door for instant, accessible disposal without sacrificing floor space.
Reviews & Verdict
Lifestyle creators and desk-setup enthusiasts consistently highlight one shared reaction: "I didn't realize how much mental friction came from floor cables until they were gone." The mount earns particular praise for its clean, no-residue removal when the adhesive tape is properly prepped — acrylic adhesive holds firmly yet releases without wall damage on most smooth surfaces.
The most common caveat? Heavily textured wallpaper is this product's kryptonite. Reviewers recommend switching to the flat side of furniture if your walls have embossed patterns. Degreasing with an alcohol wipe before application (test on a hidden spot first) dramatically reduces drop incidents.
On social media, desk-setup communities have latched onto this item as an entry-level "floating storage" experiment — low financial risk at ¥110, but high aesthetic payoff. The white colorway photographs beautifully against white walls, which has helped it gain quiet traction in minimalist home-office posts.
One real caveat to flag: this mount is sized for standard slim power strips. Bulky, wide-body strips may not fit even with the size-adjustment trick. Check your strip's width before buying.
Value Score: 88/100
At ¥110, the slide-release mechanism, adjustable clip body, and included adhesive deliver genuine problem-solving design — not just a plastic bracket. The hack potential for remotes, bins, and other "lost item" objects pushes it firmly into great value territory. Loses points only for adhesion limits on textured surfaces. Great value, worth every yen.
