🪑 Keenkee Flexi Furniture Manager Review

Sleeve itself is good. If you use a 1 inch hole saw it will fit the hole snugly but not tight. I was fine with that and was easily attached with a dab of glue.

This part met the requirements well. I had an ethernet cable going from one room to another through a hole in the wall. I was able to use this piece to close the gap from the hole. Works well. Looks good too.

I used this in drywall when installing my main hub on the wall. Works great, very flexible, doesn't pinch or pinch the wire. Would recommend. You'll need to drill a 1" hole, so have the right tools.

They can be metric. The hole my 1" shovel left was a little too big for a tight fit. I used painters tape to secure the bushing in place. I think a little glue would have been better than duct tape, but the duct tape was there. for me so I used it instead of looking for sealant.

Replaced the thermostat in my Jayco 184BS with a Honeywell digital/programmable thermostat. A 1" diameter hole was left as I replaced the new thermostat a bit had to mount higher. Those grommets did the trick and I now have a spare and can use them for the various 1" holes I drilled in the charging cable tables. Hide the wires and stay in place well.

Purchased to run power and USB cables from attic to ceiling to mesh routers and security cameras. Seals correspond to the description. The white stains relatively easily, as do many matte white silicone products. I don't have a 15/16" drill bit so I used a 1" spade on the plaster ceiling and secured the socket with a 1-1/2" screw which worked fine.