PQPBTz Cord Hider Wall 142in Cable Cover Certified by ROHS and REACH Cord Raceway Cable Concealer Management for TV Computer Hiding Wall Mount Ethernet Cable in Home Office, 9X L16in X W0.4in X H0.4in

This stuff is great! Inexpensive, easy to install, and works perfectly! The double-sided tape seems strong. I used this to hide the wire for our Alexa Screen with a power cord in an awkward spot. The raceway was so easy to install and cut to length with a regular pair of scissors. I was worried about the seams being too visible, but I overlapped the top pieces with the housing seams and you can't even tell (look at the pic, see if you can find the seam.) This is just big enough for a normal sized wire (think lamp wire if you want a comparison). I'm throughly impressed and highly recommend if you have that one wire that continually annoys the crap out of you. This is your answer.

I wish I had a photo to share, the pieces are just the perfect size to conceal a single cat5 cable - they are bright white, and I was able to run along the ceiling and you can't even see it (unless you really look for it!)! I just wish I would've bought one more box (9 -16" sticks per box) only because running along the ceiling added extra length.Just slide the cover off, put the wire in (helpful hint, do this to all the wire first, installation will go a lot quicker!), put the cover back on, stick in place, butt up the next one (tape side) as close as possible. Should you leave a gap, the covers will side over to cover the gap!

I love using these wall covers and I hate the look of black TV cords hanging down the wall. These covers have strong adhesive and fit a good amount of cords. I withheld one star as I wish this set would have come with a little saw like many other kits include. I am otherwise very happy with my purchase.

It would have been a good product if the adhesive was sticking to the wall and staying on the wall permanently.

These work great! I have a cat that likes to chew wires. They are small enough to hide small wires without him able to put his mouth on them. The adhesive works well. Not sure if they can moved and replied afterwards. I had a hard time removing the cover on the first one but after you get the hang of it, it’s quite easy. They are able to be cut with a pair of household scissors. Be sure to have the covers off the tunnel before cutting or you will have a hard time and might damage the track. These are great for wanting to hide exposed wires and away from small pets.

These are just perfect for hiding a single cable in a fashionable cover. These cable/wire covers look darn good. They are well made and have great adhesion. One caution, when peeling off the backing strip from the adhesive, be careful not to pull the adhesive off with it - as I foolishly did, but the great customer service sent me a replacement. It would be nice if a set came with some elbow pieces for when you have to make turns, but for the price, this is a very good buy.

I’ve been working from home and had to connect my office phone in a back room to my modem in the middle of my house. The black cord had to run down my hall…which looked sloppy and unsightly. Ordered these cord covers and was able to match the white baseboards which made the cord less noticeable and fastened it neatly against the baseboards…no tripping over cord or tangling. Super easy to install, took no time. I would recommend definitely.

If you're in a hurry, only have one or two isolated cords to conceal, and short on funds, this might help. Otherwise, save your money. The channel is the perfect fit for a single ethernet or similar sized cord (minus the plug end), and nothing more. Each piece (around 15" long) can be cut to size easily enough with a box cutter, but there are no corner pieces included. I only used the adhesive in limited sections; it's a peel-and-stick foam on the back of each piece, so it seems to hold securely, but I imagine it will leave at least minimal damage if peeled off plaster/ paint/ wallpaper. The bright white color looks decent on its own and could be painted to blend in even more if needed.The sliding cover idea is great, but the plastic is so cheap and easily deformed that it doesn't take much to damage the edges where the covers join and make sliding it open and closed anywhere from mildly frustrating to nearly impossible without further damaging it. Use a *sharp* blade to cut. One of my pieces right out of the box had a spot midway down where the sliding rails weren't aligned quite right and would snag. Not the worst problem unless you foresee yourself needing to remove the covers more than every once in a while.I guess it's better than nothing, but if I hadn't already cut and used most of the box for a quick project I would return this immediately.