When running voice, video, or data cables along joists in a basement, it is a good idea to use __________ instead of staples.
A) nails
B) J-hooks
C) loops
D) VVD couplings

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J-hooks provide a secure hold on the cable without causing damage or compression to the cable. It also allows for flexibility in adding or removing cables in the future. Nails and staples can damage or compress the cable, while loops and VVD couplings are not typically used for cable management.

When Running Voice, Video, or Data Cables Along Joists in a Basement