🔌 CMC-06 White Wall Cord Hider – Mini Cable Cover for Concealing Wires – 125in Total Length – Paintable & Speaker Wire Friendly – On-Wall Cable Concealer Review

This is the best cable concealer I have ever used. They fit perfectly in my wall and are hardly noticeable. Verizon Fios left a mess on my walls with exposed wiring around my door and I had to do something about it and after checking online I chose them and I'm glad I did. They are easy to apply and cut into any shape you want to fit the corners.

Ok, the product does what it is supposed to do, covers the cable. However, unlike some other reviews, the adhesive stuck to the wall too much and ripped the paint off. We needed a razor to get it off the wall and then had to putty and repaint. We could have used a cord cover but definitely not with the included glue. You get many covers in one box. We used 2 cords in the attached picture.

I bought these to hide speaker wires running down the wall. 14 ha. The wire I use barely fits in the lids. They are easy to use and install. I only gave it 4 stars out of 5 because the adhesive stretches when you place it on the back of the lid. I used 7 of the 8 pieces in the set. It was easy to cut with my pair of PVC pipe cutters. Make sure you use a spirit level when mounting it on the wall to keep it level. It looks way better than the black and blue wires hanging from the wall. I want to…

This product was used to complete the installation of two Atmos in-wall speakers. Since they're mounted high on the wall behind my TV, I didn't want the messy 16 gauge cords to ruin the view. I used a plumb bob (a piece of rope with a weight on the bottom hanging high from the button) as a guide to align the wire covers and make sure they are absolutely vertical. They were very easy to use and install. Gives the job a professional and clean look and I never thought such a thing existed until I…

I just love her! We installed our TV and we have kids so they have cable. It comes with all of these attachments so you can style your cable any way you want. Glue is just great! I was even able to cut the strip and put it on the back of the surge protection strip behind the TV and after two months it still hasn't fallen off! It doesn't get hot and will hold a decent amount of cord! And there is a lot of product in the package that I still have enough of to do all the other necessary rooms. My…

This protective tape in the size "CMC-06" is only suitable for satellite speakers or lightly loaded cables. There is no room for a larger size. But I see that it comes in larger sizes. This is how it works: Glue a self-adhesive thin foam tape to the back of the cover (two parts) and leave the rest of the paper. Attach the cover strip. Start removing the paper strip by pulling it to the side. The resulting joint between the segments is connected to the base part by moving the cover. Well, let's…

Very nice! Used them to cover the power cord coming from my RING wall keyboard. I didn't want to use a battery-only keyboard, so I was looking for a solution to plug it in without the power cord hanging loose. It worked well for covering/aligning the cable and more importantly it looked great. Power cord for my SONOS stereo wall speakers in the kitchen. I mounted them in such a way that two adjacent walls (corners) are used. I painted the cable holders to match my wall - they fit perfectly! I…

General: The speaker cable ran along the wall throughout the room. I thought my Brad Nayler. Then I thought of pins/buttons "t". Tried contact glue. In the end I decided to try this product (it was a good price). You can see the left wall (unfinished) and the right wall (completed). This wire sat on the floor for several months, and I finally found a solution that was just what I needed. PRO: Easy assembly Unobtrusive (barely visible) gap between the two sections - hairline (very good fit)…

These are great little cable rails. They are very very easy to use and the included adhesive strips keep them in place very securely. I really like that they are made up of several shorter pieces rather than one big long piece that needs to be cut. I also like their two-piece style (rail and lid are separate pieces) as they are much easier to use than the D-line one-piece lids I've used in the past. I used mine to cover the 16awg speaker wire. Surround speakers hanging on the wall in my living…