Cord Hider, 113in One-Cord Cable Raceways, W0.59in H0.4in, White

These cable raceways made organizing my cords much easier. The pieces were easy to cut to the length I needed, and the adhesive backing held securely to the wall after a quick surface cleaning. They gave my setup a much cleaner, more organized appearance by hiding loose cables.The raceway is the perfect size for a power cord or a few smaller cables, and the snap-on cover makes it easy to add or remove wires later without having to uninstall everything.Overall, this is a simple, affordable solution for keeping cords neat and out of sight. It's great for home offices, entertainment centers, or anywhere you want a cleaner, more professional-looking cable setup.

If you’ve got wires running down your wall, this cleans things up fast. It gives everything a much more finished look instead of having cords just hanging there.Installation was pretty straightforward. The pieces go on easily and line up well, and once they’re up, they stay in place. It fits a couple of cables without feeling crammed, which is all most setups need.Only thing I’d note is you’ll want to take a minute to plan your layout before sticking it, since adjusting it afterward isn’t as easy.Overall, it does exactly what it’s meant to do—simple, effective, and makes a noticeable difference.

Used this cord hider to clean up a single cable on my wall, and it worked great overall. Installation was simple — peel, stick, done — and the channel is easy to cut to size with a hacksaw. The pieces themselves blend in well once they’re up, and if you line the seams up perfectly, they’re barely noticeable.My only gripe is that I wish each piece was a little longer so there were fewer seams to deal with. Also, it doesn’t include any bend/transition pieces for going from wall to ceiling, so factor that in if your run changes direction.Still, for a straight wall run, it looks clean and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Solid product.

I used these cord hiders to clean up the mess of cables running along my home office wall and they made a noticeable difference in how tidy the space looks. The white finish blends well with painted drywall and the adhesive backing holds firmly without pulling off paint when you remove it. The 113-inch length gives you a solid run of cable concealment without having to piece together a bunch of short sections.Installation is straightforward. You measure, cut with regular scissors if needed, peel the backing, and press it to the wall. The channel is deep enough to hold two small cables at once, which worked perfectly for my monitor cable and power cord running side by side. The snap-on cover keeps everything contained and looks clean.One thing to note is that the adhesive backing works best on smooth, painted walls. On textured surfaces it may not hold as securely. For a clean home office or living room wall, this is a simple and inexpensive fix that genuinely works. I have seen other people spend a lot more on similar solutions and this one is solid for the price.

This product is pretty terrific and worked out for my needs. I needed a bunch of smaller segments for several little projects and I was ecstatic to find this item. I was a little worried the extension cords I have would be too fat for the small channel, but in fact, I think you could get two of them in there of the type that I have (white, interior, light duty). The material is a little delicate, so take care when you’re snapping it into place not to snap too forcefully. I broke a corner on one cover this way. The adhesive was nice and strong. That said I accidentally bent one of the segments quite by accident trying to detach the segment from something it stuck to that it wasn’t meant to. I separated it but it bent badly in the process. I cut that bent piece in half and former it back into shape, and used it in a different area of my house. That’s why, even though this is a little delicate I’ve given it five stars. Great value and super versatile. I will remark, the little curving channels did not have any adhesive on them like the other pieces. Maybe they’re meant to be nested under the adhesive ones but then overall strength of surface adhesion would be compromised. I didn’t use those pieces so I didn’t follow up. Anyway, this was awesome for my needs, looks 1000 times more attractive than my ugly old extension cords , and I would recommend it for someone with similar use cases.

I used these to run 120 V power and USB power from a wall receptacle to behind a wall-mounted display. The "Medium" size (approx 1" wide x 1/2" deep) was perfect for this application. I might have been able to use the next size down, but I didn't want to fight with snapping the cover on an overstuffed channel.The covers were easy to clip on and remove, which I did repeatedly while placing, cutting, and installing. For a straight run, these pieces just butt together, which they do cleanly. I staggered the covers and the bases so covers met midway along a base. This ensured clean registration of the ends of the covers. The plastic cut cleanly and easily with a hacksaw with a metal-cutting blade.My only complaint is that the foam adhesive tape on the back of the channel was not adhered straight -- on a couple of pieces the foam hung over the edge of the channel, so you'd see foam tape peeking out after you stuck it to the wall. I did not use pieces with those flaws because I didn't need them. I assume I could have trimmed the foam with a utility knife.

Soooo good for 1-2 cables (size small). Easiest install I've ever done (took literally 3 minutes or less). I left some slack because the cable is already damaged (my dog finds it amusing) It really helps the clutter visually and also serves as protection (my case). Highly recommend. Functional.

15 bucks for about 5lbs. of plastic. Ouch.Ok, that said - plastic is decent quality. Pieces fit together well and easy to assemble around the cords.So why 3 stars? The double-sided tape they include is some of the most cheap, infuriatingly hard to use CRAP I have ever seen. It's going to take you at least 15 minutes to get the protective side of the tape off because of how thin both the adhesive part AND the protective part are, and they are practically melded together as one.Once you finally get it off, you'll find an extremely stretchable and flimsy piece of double sided adhesive tape that, (a) once it gets stuck to your finger, or anything else, tears, stretches out, comes off, twists up into knots, flies around and becomes painfully hard to deal with. And (b) It doesn't stick well to the conduit, so you'll find it coming off as you pull off the protective side, which then requires you to touch it... see (a)At 15 dollars for 8 plastic sticks, at least ship your product with decent double-sided tape. They clearly tried to cut costs here, and if you are like me, you are going to pay extra with your limited pool of patience.I hardly write reviews, and I had to come here and do this one because of how much this stuff pissed me off, if that tells you anything.Get some better double-sided tape at the store if you want to skip that headache. At $15 I feel like I should send it all back buy, that would be a waste at this point since I've probably cut my life-span down a day or two due to stress and anger.

Perfect for hiding cables. Holds 4 plus cables. Quick stick is a great feature

I had my doubts about this product when I purchased it but I was surprised. I used it for the surround rear speakers. it has a great adhesion to the wall and a very low profile. I recommend it!

Buen material y resistentes

Beau produit et très facile à installer merci à recommander

Très bon cache-fil qui peut accommoder 2-3 petits fils facilement ou 2 fils plus épais sans problème!!! L'adhésif colle beaucoup, mais selon le type de peinture, pourrait décoller. Nous avons mis des petites vis à l'intérieur et c'est parfait!