A+ ELECTRIC 630" Cord Cover and 48 Pcs Fittings for Max 2 Cables Cable Raceway Cable Concealer Cord Management Kit Wire Cord Hider for 1 or 2 Cable Organizer On Wall Paintable Self Adhesive Channel

I must preface that these cable runners were bought by my son, so this review is in his words."I bought these runners because I needed a quick, easy and inexpensive way to hide Ethernet cables throughout my townhome as we cannot do any drilling into the walls. While I may have bought 2 packs, I will definitely be buying more in the future as I will most definitely be using them for other cable running in the future.I do have to point out a couple cons, however. The first one is the adhesive. While not being outright terrible, which is a great thing to note, it could easily be remedied if you were to be a bit smarter than I during preparation. Definitely use alcohol on a microfiber cloth and clean all surfaces where you know you'll be putting these runners. Something I would also advise that you do is to definitely get some spray adhesion accelerator. (It basically helps any adhesives perform much better, so even stuff not as strong as, say, 3M double-sided tape will perform much better. Definitely a must have for even command strip adhesion promotion, too!) The other one is that if you KNOW you need to run multiple cables, you *will* have to run them in parallel, in the case of power cords or Ethernet cables. If you're running DSL lines, thin power cables (think: cables for monitors that are super thin that come off a power brick/bank), any kind of USB cables that you may be using for power or for charging and you want a clean setup, you could probably get away with running two cables in these. There's also ones meant to hold more cables and they're just a bit more in cost.Overall, these have held up well so far and I hope that if anything needs to be replaced, it will more than likely just need to be the adhesive in the future. No adhesives are guaranteed, they will lose strength. Just be smarter from the get-go: clean your surfaces, use adhesive accelerator/promotor, and buy what you need. Don't be afraid to buy more up front, either. 630in is 52 ½ feet, so 105 feet (which is what I bought) can cover /a lot/ of space."

Used these to cover the wiring to our bed side clock on a shelf above the bed, and a wireless charger on another shelf next to the bed. It was really easy to install, and the end result looks very professional and clean. The package contained way more conduit than I needed, so I will use the rest on other exposed cable runs around the house. The fittings snap together well, and are well designed. Highly recommended.

i have cables running all over my living space and they're concealed by these guys right here. if you go thru my reviews, you'll see that i'm all about the adhesive cable clips, but where those have no utility, these strips come to the rescue.there are wires running along my ceiling under these concealers that i painted over so it's like nothing is there at all. very happy, and i still have a few left even today.

Did exactly what I hoped it would do

My wife had major concerns that my ethernet cable installation was going to be an ugly mess. When she saw the completed project, she was shocked and very pleased. The raceway is easy to use. The adhesive is strong, holding the channels perfectly. I thought that the short pieces might be an issue with too many connectors, but the connectors are almost invisible and make mounting the channels much easier than longer ones would be. A good number of connectors and fittings are provided. They are well engineered and well made. I would recommend this kit to anyone.

I can’t stand having the black electrical cord down the wall, I tried using tape to cover it but that looked hideous. This worked out fantastic. Also as a bonus they are not actually white, they are off-white so I did not even have to paint it to match my off-white walls. I would say my off-white is a bit dark as well so if you are looking for white these are definitely not white. I’m not sure if you can tell in the photo close up next to the wall plate that is white. I also used this over a heavy duty extension cord along the baseboard next to the floor for my mom. My only caution is that you really have to work hard to get the two pieces to but up against each other so you can’t see the crack. My mom complained about seeing the crack so I ended up putting a little piece of masking tape over it, since this is about the color of that. I do wish they included a little bit of matching tape to put over those joints. I did not have a saw handy so I used a box knife to cut one in half and it was not that difficult. The adhesive stuck to my wall really tight and I believe that will never be coming off, after I did it I wished I had used command adhesive but maybe it will come off, I don’t want to test it and ruin the wall. They do come with holes so you can screw it in so consider your application and how long you think you’ll be leaving it there. I don’t plan on moving for the next decade or two so I think I will be fine!

I really like this product. It's fairly easy to install. I would suggest doing so carefully and slowly, as placement has to be exact the first time. I did the cutting with a finer blade than a hacksaw and occasionally with a utility knife, changing the blade frequently. The final result looks as though I had added a decorative molding to the arches, actually better than when they were bare. OK, the caveats. There are not enough straight connectors: the larger kit really should come with twenty more, the smaller kit with ten. And there is no provision for an L-connector when also simultaneously turning a corner (see the lower right corner in the first picture). The latter can be improvised by using an external corner and cutting a notch in one side of the end of a channel piece, but it would be nice to have maybe four appropriate connectors of this type included. I struggled with whether to take off a star for this, and perhaps these concerns do make this a four star product.