Rack-A-Tiers Poke-E Perforated Orange Wire Marking Strip – 12 ft Rough-In Cable Hanger (32050)

Take Control of Wires Before Drywall

The Poke-E by Rack-A-Tiers is a bold, bright orange perforated strip designed to keep cables exactly where you intend them. Dreamed up by an electrician who was tired of wires being buried in walls, the Poke-E sits in the rough-in phase of construction for both residential and commercial projects. Its color, durability, and simple three-step workflow make it a practical on-site tool that supports clear planning and tidy cable runs without slowing you down.

What you get and what it does

Each roll provides 12 feet of strap, offering ample length to mark long runs or multiple routes. The strip is 1-7/8 inches wide, a size that balances visibility with packing efficiency. It is made in the USA and is designed to hold up to a 1/2 inch diameter cable. The Poke-E is intended for Class 2 wiring only, so you can plan safely around standard low-voltage cables and lightweight branch circuits.

• 12 feet of perforated strap per roll for flexible routing
• 1-7/8 inch width for clear readability along studs and joists
• Made in USA for domestic supply and craftsmanship
• Supports cables up to 1/2 inch diameter

How it helps on real jobs

Install in three easy steps: Nail, Cut and Poke. This simple workflow makes rough-in easier to plan and execute, reducing the chance your cables end up out of place when drywall and finishes go in. The vivid orange color improves visibility on busy job sites, helping crews spot where wires should run without rummaging through walls.

• Assists with planning wire routes before drywall is installed
• Visual cue that makes later work faster and more accurate
• Temporary cable hanger that holds runs in place during finishing touches
• Helpful in both residential and commercial environments

Why consider Poke-E for your project

This perforated strip is a practical addition to rough-in kits, offering a straightforward solution to keep cables protected from accidental nails or screws in drywall applications. While it is not a guarantee of perfect placement, many crews find that having a dedicated marker-and-hanger strip reduces rework and makes on-site organization smoother.