Fastening Structured Network Cable
Most common method of keeping the bundle tight is to wrap with a couple of turns of electrical tape, or use zip ties. As for securing along joists, you treat it like any other type of wiring. You never want it just hanging there, to cause someone to walk into it, nor do you want it to be able to be used to hang stuff on. Now of course on the last, if the joist bay is open in the basement, and you run the wires through holes in the joists, there is really nothing up there to stop people from using it to hang stuff from anyways.
I personally try to keep my audio, video, network wiring separate, since it not only makes it easier, but neater. Now of course, if everything is running the same path, and going to have a/v & network at a jack, Octopus cable is a whole lot cleaner.
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