One Cord Cover Wall - 153in Mini Wire Hider, Wire Cover for Hiding Speaker Wire, Baby Monitor Cord - Paintable Wire Channel for Cable Concealer, 9...

Bought this to hide my sons cords in his room and it worked perfect!

Really works great and looks awesome with my wall mounted speakers. Beats trying to fish speaker, wires through the walls and making a bunch of holes. I have enough left over to run the wires horizontally above the baseboard if I ever get to that.

I bought these for custom modifications to industrial style book shelves I bought. I added 1" metal angle at the back of the shelves and 3/4" in the front to support the thin 3/4" shelves to prevent sagging under the weight of heavy books. I added strip lights under the front angle and made a custom wiring harness to distribute power to each shelf. I needed these tracks to be thin enough to fit within and behind the 1" metal frame and black to match. These not only hide the red wire of the red/black wire I was using but it also keeps the wire tucked away and prevents it from sagging. These cut easily and adhere well. The only problem is that the waxed paper that covers the adhesive strip can start to rip when taking it off so I used tweezers to grab the ripped pieces to remove them for full adhesion. The pics show the completed project and a closeup of the channel concealing the wiring

This. thing does exactly what it is supposed to do. BUT... installation is tricky. Making clean angles (for me at least) was very challenging. There were a lot of wasted pieces due to poor cuts. But in the end, it worked out. Just be mindful of the size. It is quite narrow. My speaker wire barely fits and took some effort to make work... but in the end, it looks clean.

Exactly the size I needed to hide a single cable. I have a swinging microphone boom arm on my desk that had Velcro straps holding the cables. Kind of messy, not a good look. So I wanted cable management that was thin enough to blend in with the arm. This is the perfect size and almost looks like it was part of the arm to begin with. Was easy to cut, and easy to stick on. Word of advice though, rather than trying to pull the top and bottom apart, just slide them apart long-ways. Youll save your fingernails. Then they snap back together very easily and hold tight. Now Im looking around at what other cables I could possibly hide with these things. Good quality, highly recommend.