Black Cord Hider, Delamu Cord Covers for Wires on Wall, 94.5in Black Cable Hider, Large Wire Hider Wire Covers for Cords on Wall, Easy Snap-on Cable Raceway Cable Management, W1.18 H0.67in

Great product. Pieces connect well. Only bummer is that they did not have enough T connectors so I had to buy a 2nd pack. I contacted seller and inquired about buying just the accessories but they said they only sold them in white. Really costly and disappointing. Ended up looking 👌.

Super easy n fast ,adhesive glue super strong skin once you place the adhesive strip make sure that's where you want it , I pulled it to make it straight n the paint on wall came off 😔😂

It hides all the wires very well and big enough to hold all of our entertainment wires that are under the tv. It could have slots for some of the wires to run out.

Works fine for my use also purchased before but in white.

These are a great way to hide cables, easy to put together and easy to work with.

I wish it had been a full 4 ft piece but I can live with it, especially for 1/4 of the price of what my home improvement store sells them for. Fast shipping and easy to install. Had some left over so I used the remainder of the kit to hide wall cords on two televisions. It cleaned up 3 walls that had cords exposed and I’m very pleased.

Great Producto and easy to install

Review of Delamu Cord Hider, 254in Cable Hider Cord Covers for Wires on Wall, Wire Covers for Cords, Wire Hiders for TV on Wall, TV Cord Hider for Wall Mounted TV, Cable Management, 15x L16.9 W1.18 H0.6inFirst of all, 254 inches of this stuff doesn’t go as far as I pictured. I am not a handyman, so I am sure others could use this to a more aesthetically finished product. Nonetheless, I provided pictures of my work for this review. I ordered this so I could hide a DirecTV cable that was poorly installed and placed. I used to have to try to run it around a closet door with unsightly clips. I also had several other wires that I wanted to make look better by hiding them. As it turns out, I will need more of these runways. Now the instructions are pretty much useless and minimal. The instructions say to use a handsaw to cut these to length. I found that a hacksaw worked best, but I believe a Dremel cutting tool would be better. Using a handsaw, I found that at times the teeth would catch, and the runway material would tear. The material in these runways is not very stout. I also found that I was not provided with enough hardware to use 2 screws in each section. I opted to use screws rather than the tape provided after seeing others reviewing how poorly the tape held, and this cable that I was hiding is not very flexible. So, I cannot review the adhesive tape that is provided. All I can say is that it came with 2 rolls. The instructions don’t say, but I found that a ¼ bit is best for pilot holes for the anchors. The screws are not of the best material, but with pilot holes/anchors, they do the job. I did not overtighten them though. With some leftover pieces, I hid a couple of cords in my bathroom, but I used Alien Tape instead of screws for that. I did find that I had just enough joint molding covers to finish my main project to make the sections look more like a finished product.