🔌 D Channel Cord Cover: Hide and Conceal Cords in Home & Office – Pre-Drilled PVC Cable Hider, Paintable Wire Hider, 157in Cable Concealer, 10x L15.7in - CC06, White Review

I like these over other cable management systems I've bought for two reasons: in the cable and on top of it. This is by far the easiest way to lay track and run cables over long distances (most require you to open up tracks or run cables). .

This product is easy to use. I had to hide two ugly speaker wires in the ceiling. The bottom cover has a strong foam band and then the top snaps to the base. Holding 2 cables upside down is no problem. The curved shape matches the more than square cover and looks very neat when installed. The trick is to use tape near where you are installing the cable cap and use it as a guide to make the installation as straight as possible.

Cutting/sizing the material was a little tricky if keeping a clean, straight edge is as important to you as it is to me. The plastic tears and tears before I can effectively draw a nice clean line. Visually it looks beautiful on the wall and hides the cables inside as intended. I have 2 cables inside (1 very thin and 1 medium) and the cover requires removing the wall mounted backing. I had to apply glue as the bond between the wall and paneling is very weak. Very disappointing in that regard.

I have used this product to hide cables, speakers and power cords. I didn't use glue because I didn't want to rip the paint off if I ever move and need to take it off. However, another way to screw them to the wall indoors was very easy and quick with a simple hand drill. I like the result. I am not a seamstress at all and this installation was given to me very easily. BTW I had to use a hacksaw a few times to adjust the length for a non-standard fit, but the material sawed very easily.