314in Cord Hider, Delamu PVC Cord Cover, Paintable Cable Concealer Raceway Kit, Wire Hider for Wall Mount TV Power Cords in Home Office, 20 X L15.7in X W0.95in X 0.55in

All in all, it worked pretty well. My cords were going to run along the base board. Here are some notes.1. The adhesive roll had a white release cover, not red.2. There is enough adhesive on the roll for the job, just don't waste it.3. The bottom channel is easily cut with a hack saw, the top, slide on cover can be cut with a good pair of scissors.4. If you decide to run the cover along the top of the base board, use a small (about 1/8") spacer between the bottom of the cover and the baseboard when you install. The connectors take up a little room underneath and are hard to attach if the cover is right on the baseboard. (Experience talking here).5. If you use the connectors (couplings, Ts, etc.) you loose at least 1/4" per side on the slide on cover, due to the way the connectors are designed. On the Ts you loose more.6. Couplings are moveable, Ts & such are not. Keep that in mind.7. To those who had trouble with the adhesive, try not to install when the house is warm & humid. The adhesive works well under cool conditions.8. I was able to put two network cables, 1 USB cable, and for a short run a 110v power cable. Impressed!

The videos showing how to install this thing on a wall make it seem easy. However, if you want to lay it on a ceiling, you'll need help. My living room needed a 14-foot raceway across the ceiling. The channel only comes in 12" lengths, making it nigh impossible to avoid a "crooked fence" effect. Ideally, get a laser level that can work on horizontal surfaces and mark every 12" from one wall to the opposite wall. Even better, leave the level in place for the duration of the install.Fix 1-inch strips of double-sided tape to each end of a channel and stick it to the ceiling. Use the included screws to fasten it to the ceiling permanently. The plastic anchors aren't needed for a single wire run. Once your ceiling is done, do the walls, if needed.

You'll need a saw to cut the pieces, you'll need patience to carefully measure and align everything, you'll need patience and dexterity to install the connectors. It stupidly took me a while to realize the connectors only go on the outside, not against the wall. Those tiny little tabs can be hard to hook into place, especially the wall-to-wall corners when your body's contorted and you can't see well and the cables maybe don't want to bend 90 degrees and you're laying 100 yards of track and it's turning into a much bigger project that you'd planned. But when it's done, it looks great. My cat had better not try to chew this.

We just got a patio installed and have been looking for a cord hiding system to hide all the Comcast wires on the side wall of our home. As you can see in the pictures the results are amazing! You can't even tell there are wires anymore! Not to mention the tape they give you is STRONG! Very easy to install. Amazing and great for outdoor! Once you stick it on the wall/siding its on there for good! Amazing product- thank you!!

Bought two of the two packs for my cable setup. I have 14gauge speaker wire going through them. Three speakers worth and that was pushing the limit inside the enclosure. I opted to use the screw instead of the tape so I don’t have to worry about what it will do if I ever have to take off wall. Kit comes with everything you need. Plenty of elbows and such to tuck and turn around every corner in your room. I will have to say the short segments are annoying wish they were two to three feet segments. You could cut to your length instead of having so many couplings. Installing with the screws is harder then the tape due to the fact you have to hold the track in place and try to drill a screw into the track. I suggest an install partner. An extra hand would have made a huge difference. The pvc material attracts hair from out dogs. At least when I was installing. Very simple install overall just tedious at times. I probably spent three hours doing this install. See pictures Hope this helps any of you on the fence about buying

Where to start. I found this to be incredibly difficult to install. It’s a bit hard to trim the pieces to the right size. That part may have been easier with a razor blade to cut, but I did not have one so I used scissors.The pieces come with a ton of lose PVC shavings, so even just pulling the pieces out makes a huge mess. The instructions are unclear on how to use the joints around the corners, so that resulted in having to remove and start over a couple times once I figured it out.The adhesive is great, in that it is so strong that you can’t remove it without removing a layer of paint too. So I have a bunch of spots missing paint where I had to make adjustments after placement.This product also doesn’t come with enough pieces to install very far. I ended up buying 2, and it still wasn’t enough to reach approximately 25 feet.The end result turned out okay, it did hide some pesky stereo wire cables, so it looks better than before, but it is going to cost me whenever I remove it and it pulls up all the paint with it.

The connectors only work if you are using the adhesive to the wall. If you use screws, there is no way to screw the channels to the wall and then use the joint connectors. They should provide joint connectors that are flush with the channels and not have to be inserted at exactly 1/2" between cable channels. So you will have ugly looking seams between each channel. And the channels are really short, causing you to use more and thus having more obvious breaks between each channel. Also, the medium channels barely hold two cables.

It's pretty easy to install it. I'm impressed by the strength of the clue tapes. It's hard to tear it off once you put it on walls. I'm a little worried that I may have to refinish the part where it's attached in case I have to tear it off but I guess I will never need to tear it off. Don't get me wrong. Strong adhesion is a good thing! The only thing I have to complain about is that I ordered a pack of 314" long (2 boxes) but Amazon shipped me a pack of 157" (1 box) but that's not the problem of this product. Amazon recently made much more errors when handling shipments, at least to me. Although it tried to fix their errors every time as always, it costed more to Amazon...