One Cord Cover Wall 153in(9X L17in), Mini Wire Hider, Self-Adhesive Wire Cover for Hiding Speaker Wire, Baby Monitor Cord - Paintable Wire Channel for Cable Concealer, W0.5in H0.3in, CMR05 White

Perfect! I bought a digital clock for my gaming room, my wall is black and the clocks power cord is white... I needed something to hide it so I found this channel for a single cable! Product was absolutely perfect for what I needed. My only concern was the adhesive strip giving me issues based on customer reviews. All I can say is I don't feel like this product is anymore difficult than any other 2 sided tape, I had no issues at all. I will be purchasing more of these for future projects. Oh! The price is fantastic!

The X-Small was perfect to improve the appearance of the new fiber optic cable running along my home office baseboard. You have to admit—it’s almost invisible now compared to the eye-catching spirals of 1/8" white cable. The short lengths are actually an advantage, making them easier to handle without the frustration of peeling and sticking one long strip. I cut them easily with kitchen shears, but a box cutter would also work fine. Best part—I didn’t even have to unplug the cable from the outlet or the gateway since the covers just snap on once the cable is in the channel. Ten minutes later, everything was neat and tight. This kit is thoughtfully designed for one mini cable (USB, lamp cord, Cat-5, speaker wire, etc.), with a slim arc profile that blends into baseboards or trim. The adhesive tape held firmly, and the PVC feels sturdy, safe, and long-lasting. For discreet cable management in tight spots, it doesn’t get much better than this. Highly Recommended Buy

Perfect! It fits along the shelf edge easily and the black blends in nice enough that I don't see that I didn't put it on perfectly straight :) It carries my cable to the other side so I can keep my computer out of the way. The rigidity will keep my cord safe, and I was able to cut it with heavy duty scissors. This was a good value and it's small enough for the function I need it to do and keep my cord off the desk without hanging off the edge of the shelf. It was easy for me to install but I did take the advice from another review that said to peel it from the side instead on the end. You can see it on either side of the USB connectors. Shelf unit purchased here https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D9LMW5LB?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Extender purchased here https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HC5GWZ1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Trays Purchased here (they extend past the back of shelves) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DVHYSBQ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Since this review I have also used a few as "runners" next to the blue trays so when I pull the trays out they will glide in a straight line :)

The product is great, apart from the adhesive tape backing, I used a LOT of these and every single one had issues with the adhesive tape as it peeled off it would rip and you'd have to use your fingernails to start a new edge to peel again. If you but these I absolutely guarantee you will spend more time peeling off the garbage adhesive tape than you will actually installing them. I used them quite successfully to hide speaker wires (2, good quality pairs fit inside the small one) as well as a COAX cable for a TV antenna. All worked really well and looks great on the walls. All except the adhesive tape backing which really makes this product a pain to install.

We have optical fiber high speed internet. The cables are these teeny, relatively fragile little things, and I have a cat that loves to chew cables, along with a lot of gear to cord control, putting my cable at great risk. After searching for a solution, this seemed the best option, and sure enough, it worked great. There's a cover that can slide on/off or be pressed on, which I like; cord covers that you need to forcefully squeeze a cord into risk damage for such fragile cables. I am disabled and found it too difficult to risk snapping the covers on, as I feared accidentally damaging the fiber cable in the process, so I opted for the "slide on" method. I changed my mind as to where to place the cable, after sticking one channel to my wall, and was able to use my hair dryer to loosen the adhesive without damage to the pain. I was impressed that after that, I was still able to securely adhere that section to my baseboard. Keep in mind the mini IS mini. This is a narrow channel, so if you're trying to use anything bigger than a standard thickness USB cable, it's unlikely to fit.

Like everyone else said the paper reveling the sticky foam is difficult to remove, but if you peel from the side instead of the top it will come off in one piece. You must pinch the paper up from foam 1/4 of an inch apart all the way down then peel from one side to the other, hope it helps! It covered one TV wire very nicely. I also put the wire in each piece before sticking it to the wall. The wire was so stiff I was afraid it would unstick the cover from the wall, and I couldn’t figure out how to put the wire in and thread the top part on of it if it was already stuck to the wall.

I bought these for custom modifications to industrial style book shelves I bought. I added 1" metal angle at the back of the shelves and 3/4" in the front to support the thin 3/4" shelves to prevent sagging under the weight of heavy books. I added strip lights under the front angle and made a custom wiring harness to distribute power to each shelf. I needed these tracks to be thin enough to fit within and behind the 1" metal frame and black to match. These not only hide the red wire of the red/black wire I was using but it also keeps the wire tucked away and prevents it from sagging. These cut easily and adhere well. The only problem is that the waxed paper that covers the adhesive strip can start to rip when taking it off so I used tweezers to grab the ripped pieces to remove them for full adhesion. The pics show the completed project and a closeup of the channel concealing the wiring

This is an excellent product and easy to use. The only reason I give 3 stars is the glue tape is unable to peel off. I had to use a knife to pee it off and replace the tape with 3M tape