Slotted grommet edging with adhesive sticks to panel edges for a more secure fit than slotted grommet edging without adhesive. It can be used on both straight and irregular edges, compared to solid grommet edging that can only be used on straight edges. It is cut to size and lines the sharp edges of cutouts to provide a smooth finish that won't chafe wire or cable.

Snap-in wall stud grommets push into holes in metal studs for a secure fit, so they don't require any cutting or mounting tools. They line the sharp edges of cutouts to provide a smooth finish that won't chafe wire or cable.

Solid grommet edging with adhesive backing sticks to panel edges, so it stays where it is installed without requiring mounting tools. It's used on straight edges only. It is cut to size and lines the sharp edges of cutouts to provide a smooth finish that won't chafe wire or cable.

Slotted grommet edging lines both irregularly shaped holes and straight panel edges, compared to solid edging that only lines straight edges. It is cut to size and snaps onto the edges of cutouts to provide a smooth finish that won't chafe wire or cable. It can be used with an adhesive for a more secure fit.