Electriduct D-2 Rubber Duct Cord Cover - 5 Feet Black Floor Cable Protector

This cord cover met all my criteria: heavy-duty, the 1/2" tall enclosure easily fit my 3/8" dia. cord, AND precisely the odd length, 30 in., that I was seeking. It came tightly coiled and quite stiff but a spell at room temperature then warmth from a gas fireplace (hairdryer would also work) served to flatten it. Should hold-up very well on the floor of my workshop. Well worth the price.

I got some new surround speakers and wall brackets for my birthday. I decided that since I no longer do ladders that I would look for an alternative solution to running cables up & around the walls to the speakers. Speaker stands were an obvious alternative, but now I was facing cables on the floor or using channels and running the cables along the baseboard or walls.These cord covers provided the ideal solution for me. We have dark wood floors and the brown color is very inconspicuous. They are heavy and heavy duty. I have no problem fitting speaker, coax, and other A/V cables in the channel on the bottom. They hold the cables in place along the walls and will be easily moved if we decide to rearrange the room or sell the house.These cord covers were an excellent choice for my needs and an easy recommendation for me to make.

I had no problem with this. I folded it backward once as had others and it laid down flat and stayed that way. I did NOT want to use any adhesive and with this I won't need to. Perfect. The only issues I have noted is minor scuffing on the new product and the slit down the underside doesn't hold a cord as well as I would have expected. The scuffing would get that way anyway with normal use. And the cord has not come out yet, I think it will stay in as long as the product remains on the ground, which it will. Good product. It is not extremely cheap but it's nice to buy something that works and I'd pay for that rather than mess with cheaper stuff that doesn't work.

My Roomba vacuum was getting tangled in one of the cords in my living room. This covered and concealed the cord well and the Roomba can get over it without getting tangled. Perfect

Just an alright cord cover in my opinion. SUPER stiff and difficult to flatten out. Bought this cover about 3 weeks ago and the edges ares till curled. I was also disappointed that it did not come with any tape or adhesive whatsoever. Luckily I had my own tape from a different brand of cover. It's also quite wide. I knew it would be on the wider side from the dimensions on here but I didn't expect it to be as wide as it is. Overall, I'm not disappointed but I am also not 100% satisfied.

I'm pretty happy with this. It sits flat, I don't need to glue it to my floor and it matches my floor. Me or my wife hasnt tripped over my ethernet cord that runs to my office. Inexpensive also. To make it flat, I just put a semi-heavy box on it overnight. The box was probably only about 15 - 20 pounds. Really happy i found this brown one. Black would have been ugly in this area. Works great and as expected. Thanks!

One section of my house has very old wiring--no grounded 3-prong outlets and not very accessible for re-wiring. My immediate problem was that I bought a new TV and didn't realize it would have a 3-prong plug.An intermittent problem we had was when my son was visiting, there was no 3-prong outlet in his room to plug in his computer. For this purpose we had been using a cheap cord concealer to run a cord to a grounded outlet in the hall, but it could not handle a second cord.This cord cover easily handles two heavy duty cords in the main channel. Each cord is round and about a quarter inch in diameter. They are heavy duty extension cords like you would use for a power tool. There is still room in the conduit for a smaller cord or speaker wires, not to mention two additional small side channels (you'd have to thread wires through the side channels).This cover lays much flatter than our old cheap one. It's not perfectly flat but that may be because one of the cords has to make a quick right angle turn as it exits the conduit and the tension may affect the cord cover. Or maybe I should have worked on it longer out of the box, to undo the curve from being coiled. Maybe it will get better with time, but it's good enough for me, it's just barely not flat on the floor at one end.I am happy to get a brown cover to blend in better than the old gray one, but this brown does not remotely match what they call Red Oak around here. It's just plain brown. My floors are 50's golden reddish brown hardwood and I was hoping for a reddish brown (based on another review, not on the product photo). Oh well.

Excellent quality! This 10' piece was used to make an L-shaped cover for an electric cord on my front porch that powered a light-up Christmas tree on a timer. I wanted to keep the threshold area safe and neat looking, so I chose the gray color to go with the stone on the porch and I sliced the cover with a utility knife so that I could make a turn at the corner and do a long run over to the tree from the outlet. Yes - it's all wonky and rolled up when you receive it, so you do have to flatten it out. I did so by filling my laundry sink with hot water and submersing the entire coil for a minute or so. Upon removing, I dried it up a bit and laid it out flat to completely dry to its normal shape without the wrinkles and rumples. It's awesome!!