Delamu Cord Hider, 94.5in Cord Covers for Wires on Wall, Large Cable Hider Wire Covers for Cords, Wire Hiders for TV on Wall, Easy Set up Cable Cover Cable Management Kit, 6X W1.18 H0.67in, White

The tv cord in my newly decorated bedroom was driving me insane. The TV is mounted and the black cord was just hanging there amongst an otherwise very neat and tidy room that I spent a lot of thought and time painting and decorating.This was perfect and incredibly easy to do. There's the piece that attaches to the wall via double sided tape (good quality)... then the cord runs along it, and a second piece slides onto the other, completely hiding the cord.I like that it came with enough pieces to hide more than one cord.. and also pieces for if it needs to turn at an angle.You can obviously see it on the wall, but it looks SO MUCH neater. Especially if the pieces match the wall color (like white on white etc.) Was definitely worth it. It looks so much better.

This product is amazing! They include many extras for such a great price. You can use the double-sided tape or the screws to mount the strips. I even elected to leave the little caps off between each piece and I think it is even less noticeable than with them on. I did have to cut several pieces down and that was achieved easily with a hand saw (mine is even fairly dull). Would highly recommend this option for hiding cords. I would say 3-4 normal cords would run comfortably through the pieces. I ran a thick extension cord and an audio cord through mine.

For the price this is great.1.) Noticed that when you cut this it's brittle. So be mindful and plan for how you want to cut/trim/adjust this.2.) The clips that let you secure and direct the cable canal around angles and corners don't fit well. Even fully snapped into place both the color and the fit are off.For the price, I'd recommend these. In a high visibility area or where you want clean-looking cable guidances, I'd invest a bit more...

I recently purchased the Delamu Black Cord Hider for my home, and it has proven to be an absolute game-changer in cable management. The product's UL94 V-0 Rating sets it apart in terms of safety, providing peace of mind that our cables are protected with higher flame retardancy. The easy snap-on design makes installation a breeze, and the kit includes everything you need, from connectors to screws, anchors, and adhesive tape.The six cable channels, each 15.7 inches long, offer ample space to hide multiple cables, making it ideal for TV/audio/network setups. What impressed me the most is the Attach & Snap structure, ensuring a secure closure that keeps my curious pets and young children safe from touching or chewing the wires. Delamu has truly designed a product that not only organizes cables effortlessly but also prioritizes the safety of our home.Moreover, the cuttable and sturdy PVC material adds to the versatility of the cord hider. You can easily customize the length to fit your specific needs. Whether it's for a wall-mounted TV or organizing cables in your office, this cord hider excels in providing a tidy and visually pleasing solution. Say goodbye to messy cables - Delamu's Black Cord Hider is a must-have for anyone looking to transform their living space. I wholeheartedly give it a well-deserved 5 out of 5 stars!

The quality is great and you get enough connections, covers as well as plenty double sided tape. They are easy to cut shorter with scissors without splitting.

No more cord clutter, nice and clean looking.

Very easy to use, it covered the wires and we painted it once it was installed.

I decided to hide 2 fat cords of Tripp Lite Isobar surge protectors. This was the only kind of conduit that could handle both of those cords. But after working with Wiremold on-wall channel for many years, I found this product very cumbersome to use, especially trying to trim the base pieces and covers. The material is very thin and breaks easily while trying to use a hacksaw blade on it, or it collapses while trying to hold it down to make a stable cut. I ended up with crooked cuts. Its quite frustrating. Scissors works some, but not for starting the cuts.Update to note that I did not used the adhesive. I would never put that stuff on my walls. Instead I used some small, short sheet metal screws, long enough to bite into the sheet rock, but not go all the way through. Also did not use the screw anchors supplied. Drill the hole in the channel base a tiny bit larger than the screw diameter so the channel remains flat against the wall while tightening. And it's not necessary to use a drill on the sheetrock for small screws. Just poke an awl in enough to get the screw started, and let the screw do the rest. That also makes for a more solid mounting of the base part of the raceway.In the end, I was able to hide those big cords and put the surge protectors out of the way. I even turned two 90° corners with both cords inside the channel. But I'm glad I just needed to do this one project with this product. I will not be using it to hide other cords that require turning corners, but will consider it for hiding some speaker wires and component cables in the future, because it is roomy while still looking good.I had found some of my cables on the floor one morning. It's because the base and cover in this system doesn't snap together securely. It's actually a poor design. Deducting a star. I have some of this product installed, so unless I take it all down, I'm compelled to keep using it, but I kind of wish I hadn't started.Update: If a bandsaw isn't available, these can be cut with a hacksaw if the part not being cut off is supported to keep it from flopping around. For the covers, some cardboard shim pieces under it to allow clamping it to workbench allows a clean but. For the base, I found that a piece of those steel double track shelf wall supports fits perfectly under it to allow for clamping and a clean cut. These steps are more effort, but worth the time if you need a raceway with the kind of space inside that these have.