Decorative Wood-Effect Cable Wall Cover - 315in Channel to Hide Wires, Trunking, TV Hider Kit, Baseboard Concealer, Cord Cover for Wall Mount TV

Ever since I started working from home due to the pandemic, I've been constantly searching for way to make my workspace neater and better organized. A big issue for me has been all the cables I use to support my work. Computer cables for flatscreens, internet, power, printer cables and charging cables for phones, tablets and all sorts of other gear. They look sloppy, collect dust, are hard to clean around and can prove tempting for pets to chew.I found this kit and decided to give it a try. This kit contains everything you need to organize and hide cables on your desk, other work spaces and along walls, even around corners. I selected a wood tone kit to closely match my desk, but this is also available in white, beige, black, brown and grey. Additionally, I see no reason these parts cannot be painted to match any decor.The kit consists of 20 raceways and covers and a variety of connectors to conform to any shape you might need. There are 315 inches of raceway included, but there is no reason why additional kits can't be used if you need more length. The raceways have a self adhesive that I found to be sufficiently strong to adhere to my desk and hold the weight of the cables. If you have heavier cables or a rough surface, 20 screws and wall anchors are included. The parts are all made of sturdy plastic and are easy to cut to size if needed.In my photos, you can see the raceway easily holds a power, ethernet and speaker cable, with plenty of room to spare for more. When the cover is put on, the cables are effectively hidden and look great. For my initial application, I did not need any of the angled or "T" shapes but I assembled the parts in each of these configurations so you can see how this would work in your home or office.Assembling the parts is pretty obvious and there are some sparse instructions on the box. Fortunately there is also a QR code on the box which links to a video that should answer any questions about installation that you might have.There are of course other applications than a home office, such as organizing cables in a home entertainment setup or just disguising cables from a wall hung flatscreen to the power outlet on the wall and components hidden in a cabinet.Overall, this is a great kit with parts that are small enough to be relatively unobtrusive, yet big enough to be useful in making your home or work area less cluttered and more organized. There are multiple ways this can be used in a home or office. Highly recommended.

These were perfect for covering up/containing the jumbled mess of cords running up the wall to the TV mount. They look great and were really easy to use. Everything looks so much more organized now. Great!

I recently bought and put in a 6.1 surround sound system for my folk's house. So I had 3 pairs of 16 gauge speaker wire as well as a subwoofer RCA cable to run to the sub, rear, and both side surround speakers. The first cable covers I came across on Vine were way more narrow than these are. So I had to stack 2 of the tracks as I could only fit 2 pairs of speaker wires and the third pair and the subwoofer cable in the other track. Being doubled meant one set wasn't enough to cover the whole fireplace. It wasn't really an issue since where the dog bed is kept covered the missing tracks and the chair covered the side. But when this came up for review I jumped on it since 1 track looks better than a pair stacked in my opinion. I'm glad I came across this. With this one I was able to fit all cables together and it looks better. Like the others the wood grain pattern clashes with their hardwood, but it blends nicely with their fireplace tile. Once I stopped laughing at the box that says I need a fillister head screw driver for normal run of the mill phillips headed screws, as well as a lol water gage for some inexplicable reason, installing these was about as easy peasy as it gets. The adhesive stickers preapplied to these works really well. Almost too well if you have to try and reposition them. So make sure you have it all laid out how you want it before sticking it on. I have no idea why they provide a screw mounting set unless you didn't want to use the adhesive stickers. Why anyone would want to put holes in something instead of just sticking it on is beyond me. I mean if you ran these on the ceiling and filled them with full on metal cables, they still should be able to hold on just fine without having to be screwed. But I guess it's nice to have the option to screw them on I suppose. My only complaint is the connectors don't have the wood print on them so they can stand out more than I wish they would. It's not that big of an issue as I only needed 2 outside corner ones. But it was enough of an issue that I didn't want to use any of the straight connectors. The factory edges of these are good enough to just butt up next to each other and I offset the cover as shown in one of the pics so the line wouldn't be as noticeable. We're happy with how these turned out so it's an easy 5 stars to justify giving.

These are effective cable covers to hide or route cables wherever you need them to be. I had annoying cables on my adjustable height desk that I was always kicking or getting my feet stuck on. These cable covers are an effective solution. They were very easy to install, just peel and stick. The cover slides or snaps into place so it’s also easy to take it off and put it back on if you need to adjust anything. I don’t mind the look of the wood grain but if I were a bit more picky about decor I probably would have gotten several colors and matched it to whatever they were sticking to—white for the wall, wood for the desk, etc.I like that these can be sawed to length if you want to do that, but I also don’t want to do that so it would be nice if there were some different lengths to put together to customize the fit without sawing.I also like that they can hold up to four wires, maybe more if you have skinny wires. But four of the kind of heavy duty power cable kind for sure.I think my only caution is to be really sure where you stuck them because they don’t come off super easily. I put one in the wrong place and it took prying it off and ultimately breaking it to get it off the desk, and then I had to peel a bunch of adhesive too. So be careful to avoid that problem.

I hate the look of cords dangling behind a tv, and these have been a great way to make it less visable without cutting holes in the wall behind the TV and dropping them down. They installed easily and the color is actually very similar to our walls. I believe you could also paint these if you wanted, depending on your wall color.