Wiremold Legrand CDB-5 Corduct 5 Foot Cord Cover for Floors, Holds 1 Cord or Cable, Brown (1 Pack)

Great product. The brown colour matched my wooden floor really well. I was a bit worried that I might have to stick it to the floor so that it doesn’t curl. But to my surprise it straightened out nice and flat. I didn’t even have to use the 2 sided tape that was provided.

Exactly what i needed. last year i just taped the cord to the carpet, and after the insane summer season, ... yeah, that was a mistake, in pulling up the tape, so came the carpet in chunks. SOOO,, this year shopped around, found this, purchased, and its PERFECT!! KEEPS the family from tripping, falling, unnecessary ambulance calls. using it to run a swamp cooler, its on its own circuit as to not cause any fuse box tripping, problem: the outlet is across the house! so this perfect little do-dadd, does the trick. its only for one cord, but that all I needed it for. give it a shot, try one out. we had to do a little cutting on the ends, does not cut easy, which is a good thing. but can be done carefully. extremely pleased with this item.

Excellent product to hide wires so my puppy doesn't chew the wires.

Un poco grande, pero es de uso rudo... El pegamento podría ser mejor... En general bien y cumple su función...

Two arrived today, to protect an extension cord going to the middle of the room under the oriental carpet. (Yes, I know about the "don't put an extension cord under the carpet panty-knotting!") It's powering an LED-bulb Tiffany-style table lamp between two overstuffed chairs. It arrives coiled up in a box about 8" square. Coming in from the cold, it's stiff. I ran a pot full of hot water and dunked the strips for a few minutes to warm them up. They mostly straightened out, with just a bit of a residual kink at the end which was at the center of the coil. It's flattening, but it'll take a while. I put that end under the carpet where it wouldn't be seen, under the chair. With the carpet holding it down, it's fine. I didn't use the adhesive strip, since it appears to be pretty solid already just sitting on the wood floor. The other one, as yet unused, is living under the other end of the carpet becoming more flat. Threading an extension cord through the slot underneath was easy, plenty of room. Bend it backwards a bit and the slot opens right up. The brown color isn't glaringly obvious against the wood floor. I wouldn't recommend this for a very high traffic area, but I wouldn't suggest draping *any* extension cords across a high traffic area either. Does what it's intended to do, no problem. Flattening is best achieved with hot water to make it pliable, then just lay it out flat. Re-heat any residual kinks at the ends and bend gently to encourage flatness.