Review on Stageek Cable Management System Kit - Cable Raceway Kit with Open Slot Wiring Raceway Duct and Cover, On-Wall Cable Concealer Cord Organizer for TVs, Computers - 9x15.4inch, White by David Dortch

These clip on cable channels are the best I've used, especially for the value. One of the thickest cables I have is a 1000w power adapter from my PC. from side cutouts. I had to cut 2 cutouts in one to fit the runway. Like others, I haven't tested the adhesive that comes with it, but my point is that it attaches to the track, unlike many others who send you a roll of tape. So if you want to use the tape, it's already mounted for you (big deal if you've ever dealt with those rolls of glue that sticks to anything). I chose a picture hanger from 3M. I mounted the line part on the wall and part on my desk which is a 78 year old oak desk and not the main reason I didn't want to risk using tape. This duct is flexible, flexible and includes everything you need to turn a horizontal duct into a curve into a vertical duct. That's why there are 5 stars. It covers almost everything that other brands I've tried don't. I bought this cable management system because we have a new puppy. He's a little guy and he'll never be that big, Shi-Poo. He loves lying under my home office desk when I'm working at his place. I also bought an ABS plastic cable management box to fit a large surge protector. The wires enter and exit the box at the ends. Well, you can't put a rail on the first 2-4 inches of wire because there's no way to mount it. I also bought some velcro to cover the 2-4 inch cables that run them in and out of this rail. If you want a more complex setup like mine, be sure to plan everything before you start! I work in construction and engineering. I've gotten to the point where this setup should be easy enough with my eyes closed. But my first few treadmill decks were installed backwards because I wasn't paying attention. Just make a simple plan, an elementary style drawing, and you will be much happier with the end result.