Products FWF-14511 Raceway On A Roll, 3/8-Inch, 50 Foot Roll, White

This is just some awesome stuff to have around. It is so convenient and stores so easily just rolled up and ready for anytime a use comes to light.It looks very nice too. It sure beats wires just strung all over. There is a trick to using it with few problems though. It still works great but you will have bruised fingers finding out the hard way; which is what I did. The trick is to cut the length you need and then fold all the folds prior to sticking it on the wall. You make the folds but do not snap together! This will make sense if you have it in your hands. Trying to bend the folds once stuck to the wall is tuff and will make your fingers very sore in the process. Some other questions I had about this previous to using it:Does this need two parts,a top and a bottom? Is fifty feet really twenty-five feet because you need to cut lengths for both top and bottom. No. The full length gives you a completely closed product when folded. So fifty feet is fifty feet. Is there a slot to put wires into? Or do you need to take off the connections at one end and feed the wire into and through it. No. It is open until folded together so you need not disconnect the wires from either end. Just make all the folds WELL first. Then peel off the backing and stick it to the wall. Start from one end and put the wires inside the square tube as you go, folding the product together and hearing it snap into place as you go.It is really an easy product to use if you do it right. The results are extremely nice looking. Instead of bare wires strung haphazardly , as wires tend to do, across the room, you have a nice straight square tube of your desired size choice stuck orderly along the top of your baseboard.

I use this professionally installing specialized audio systems. It transports easily in it's flat dispensing box. You create long seamless (aside from corners) runs of conduit in various sizes. The 1/4" is a killer to fold, but the other sizes are relatively easy. I cross staple air staples to guarantee it never comes loose. I love this product and have a couple hundred feet in my shop right now. Cuts with heavy scissors. Miter's easily. Apply against a straight edge to guarantee how it looks. No matter how sophisticated the system. No matter how sophisticated the system, people judge on what they see.

the plastic is difficult to bend and get it to lock into its intended shape. I wants to pop open..

good seller would use again.

good product, looks nice when finished

I've been using this stuff for low voltage installation for years. It's inexpensive, quick and compact. There is no way I could routinely carry 100' of straight wire cover all the time on my truck. I usually use the narrow 3/8" stuff as I often only have one or two wires to dress up. It's almost impossible to find sticks that width. Most are bigger. A couple of pointers I've learned over the years. When you cut the stuff with scissors or snips, take a minute to straighten out the locking grooves on the cut end. It will make folding it easier. Flex the cover to make it easier to button up. This is adhesive backed. It will not last forever. I usually drive a couple of screws through it to take stress off the adhesive and avoid a service call later.