Delamu Cord Hider, 315in Total Cord Covers for Wires on Wall, Paintable Cable Cover for Wall Mounted TV, Easy Install Cable Raceways to Hide 1-2 Cords, 20 Pack, Each 15.7"L x 0.59"W x 0.40"H, White

This is exactly what I asked for and I got it promptly in without any damage. I would buy it again and in a heartbeat because it was exactly what I was looking for. It might fit mire than a coaxial cable inside it like a flat CAT cable but there's no way 2 coax would fit, its nice and tight and makes it look a lot better than bare coax on your wall. I thought I would run short on the tape but I ended up with some left. The tape is double side peel and like a rubbery tape glue and takes about 2 slats to peel off before you understand how to do it without stretching it out and deforming it, but it sticks quickly and form fits the wall because your wall might have a little texture. it worked beautifully. I ran alomst 50 feet and only used a couple corner bends, I didn't bother to use the straight splices because if you line it up carefully you don't need them and it is even less obtrusive, instead of using a splice, cut the first or some piece a little short and the rest of the straight lines act as a splice because of the way it locks down. when you lay a piece around caulking after the first piece try getting the top piece on it so you understand how far you need to be away from the caulking for it to be easy. I tended to get really close to make everything tight and ended up using the handles of scissors to pressure it in tightly.

...And she didn't notice. I've purchased three sets of these now. They are easy to install, easy to trim with a small finishing saw, and look nice, if you notice them at all. I've tried several of the wire concealers available and like these the best. Pros: 1. Easy to install 2. Easy to cut/trim 3. Unobtrusive off-white color can be left as is (like my photos) or painted to match walls. 4. plenty of room for 2 runs of 16/2 speaker wire Cons: 1. The supplied double-sided tape is tenacious. I switched to the grey with red backing 3M tape which has a few minutes of working time before becoming 'permanent'. 2. The need for a 1/2" space between sections was confusing at first. (See photos) A few experience based notes for a successful installation: 1. Plan and lay things out before committing the double-sided tape to a surface. 2. Each piece has a top and a bottom. The tape of course goes on the bottom. When apart, the top and bottom pieces are very similar looking. See the close up picture. 3. Allow about 1/2" open space between each bottom as you add them to the surface where they are to be installed. This is because the couplers that the tops clip into create a 1/2" space when the two joining top pieces are clipped in. When the top pieces and couplers are installed, there will be no visible gaps using this layout. 4. When installing against a ceiling or corner, allow about 1/8" between the bottom and the corner surface. This will leave enough room for the top and the coupler to snap in place and fit flush into the corner. 5. Wait until you get to the last piece going into a corner or end of a run before cutting it to length. You'll have a more accurate measurement with the rest of the run already in place this way. The tops slide on or snap on and are easy to remove and replace as needed. Once snapped on, everything holds together securely.

I'm giving this product 4 stars, not 5, because of the minimal instructions. If you're confused, I recommend consulting AI. These raceways, as they're called, come in different sizes, so be sure to buy the right size for your application. I applied one raceway on the ceiling, and one on a wall with both an inside and outside corner along the floor. In both applications, I was hiding a conventional extension cord. I did not have problems with either the tape or with cutting the pieces. The tape is conventional double-sided tape. You apply it to a long hider length and then remove the protective paper. That's the only challenging part about the tape--getting the paper removal started. You will need to cut the long hider lengths to fit with a hack saw. Some reviewers advise cutting the bases and covers separately, but AI advised cutting them together, which is what I did. You may not get a smoothly cut end, but you have connectors that will cover the ends and hide any roughness. With this kit, you get a lot of straight pieces and a lot of corners for turning from wall to floor or vice versa, but for corners where walls meet, like along a floor, the included corners are limited. The instructions do not make it clear which corner pieces are for which application. The corners and connectors are one-piece items, whereas the hider lengths have a base (that you tape to the wall) and a cover. I am showing my application along the floor with both inside and outside corners. Keep in mind that taping is always to a wall, not a floor.

This made running an extension cord in my bathroom SO MUCH EASIER. It looks so discreet and hasn't budged since I installed it months ago. The size is perfect for a "heftier" extension cord and it's so easy to slide on the top. I will say the corner pieces were more trouble than they were worth and some pieces started tearing if I installed it wrong. It was easy enough to remove and out down a new piece though. Overall, SUCH A GOOD DEAL. I even have extras left over that I can use on another project.

Very impressive cord hiding set here! I’ve seen a few reviews talk about how the adhesive is poor but I don’t know if they changed their adhesive or applied it incorrectly but it is STRONG. It is important to clean the surface before applying these cord hiders so they work to the best of their ability. These make a cord running across the room look so much cleaner and honestly unnoticeable after a while. 5/5 stars from me!

Thanks to this, the wall of my living room looks totally different. I love how he made everything look organized

I used these to run a cord around a doorway. It worked quite well. It was easy to cut and install.

First, these will fit one cable comfortably, two depending on the cable size. I was able to get one coax cable, used for satellite tv into track, but nothing more. Second, the adhesive tape that comes with it is tricky to put on and even harder to get the paper backing off of once it’s on the molding. I think the trick to getting it onto the molding is to make sure that you rub it really well and make sure it’s adhered to the molding before trying to peel off the paper backing. I had mixed success getting it off without also pulling it back off of the molding. If it does start to peel off as you are removing the backing paper it then becomes a mess to try and put back on. I had to pull it all off on a few occasions and just start over— luckily I had enough to get the job done. Last, this is good for straight and 90 degree runs. If you have any other angles then this is not going to easily work for you. I had to try and cut the molding at 45degree angles for some of my install. I didn’t even use the angle or straight connector, but instead just did butt joints and custom cuts to make it all work. In the end it turned out okay, but the whole process took much longer and more tools then I care to admit. I placed mine along a white baseboard, just above the shoe molding and it look good, you don’t notice it unless you really look for it, then even the unexpecting eye would think it’s just a fancy shoe molding.

Excelente producto muy práctico y fácil de utilizar

Very good product. Works exactly as described.

Works well, track went together easy enough

These are great! So easy to use and looks really nice installed.

The material is extremely thin and appears cheap. It’s also easy to bend. The dark grey colour makes it look cheap and unsuitable for your home.