16 ft Flexible Cable Raceway Self Adhesive and Easy to Cut All in One Box

I have glass end tables, nightstands, and tv stands and hated the look of messy black cords showing through behind them. These cord covers cleaned up that look. The covers are very easy to use. Just cut them to size, pull the film off the adhesive back, stick them to the wall or baseboard, and put your cords inside. They don't do angles well though, so I cut the covers at the points I needed them to turn and used white duct tape over the turns where the covers were separated, so that the black cords wouldn't show through. Also, I didn't try to cover the cords all the way up to the plugs since they jut out from the wall at the plugs and the covers wouldn't have anything to adhere to. So now, only a few inches of the black cords show and that is such an improvement. I've included before and after pics of one of my tv stands to show the difference.

I bought this to run one little internet cord along the wall and less than 12 hours after applying it, both the strip running horizontally and the strip running vertically fell off the wall. I followed the directions perfectly too – wiped the wall, let it dry... it'd be a great product if the thing stayed.I ended up putting a few small screws through it and you'd never know the difference but it took another step, more time, and I had to put holes in my wall... all things I had hoped to avoid.

The sticky side of this isn’t going to stick to anything. It needs a thicker 3M style adhesive instead of this “sprayed on” adhesive tape. It won’t even stick to glass or mirror. The inside of this also has a very thin layer of flexible tin and because it isn’t sticky enough you will have to anchor it with nails or screws. But then wh4n you try to do that and pull it tight (to get out the curves and kinks) the product will not stretch tight (because of the inner tin) making the final install looking lumpy and imperfect. I really wanted to like this cable raceway. I took the time to try and work with it. In my opinion the tin needs to be removed from inside and the manufacturer needs to use a 3M product. Until then it’s a no from me. The shipping was fine (quick and box in tact) but it’s a $20.00 flop.

once you unroll it, because it was rolled to store and ship, when flattened out, there are "bubbles" on the side so the sides don't sit flat and looks kind of tacky when it's straightened out on a wall.

Pretty good. Not perfect. The tape adhered pretty well, but I have a few loose spots. Conceals cords so that’s great.

Has strong tape, and is easy to cut and bend. Worked great for the project I used it on and will consider it again if I need it. Hides the wire I needed to great. easy to slip the wire in.

I had wires running from my receiver to 3 different speakers that were on the other side of the room. With this i was able to nicely conceal the wires on the wall just above the bassboard. Looks so much better! I'll buy these the next time I have a similar situation.

Does not hold up well-- the adhesive comes off of the wall easily (even clean, flat walls)