CORD&CABLE ORGANIZER KIT

This is not the kind of product you buy and think about every day. If it is doing its job, you will forget that it's even there. And funny enough, I forgot that we even owned this! My wife bought this kit to hide our ethernet cable which runs through the nursery. The cables have been hidden both from our toddler and from myself ever since we bought and installed this kit. It went together quickly and easily and has remained in place without any issue. It looks heaps better than having an ugly blue cable and helps to keep the cable in place as well. I strongly recommend this to those with pets or small children. Even if you have neither, this works great to hide cables out of sight while keeping them tidy.

The wire mold cord cover is really practical and easy to install. You only need to remove the cover paper and stick the mold on the wall. It also makes your installation look neat. The sticky glue on it is also strong. I willDefinitely recommended for small house or office cable projects

this is a simple device and yet one of the only options around to concealing wires easily. it does what it says, the backing tape is strong, and overall it does exactly what you think it would do. there are really only two negatives, and these aren't even negatives to everyone:1. thin, you can't put a lot of wires inside of it. if you're running 16ga or smaller, you might get 2 or 3 sets inside of it.2. it's sturdy, probably too sturdy in that it is difficult to actually get wires in and out at first. it requires some elbow grease.otherwise, it's a perfectly fine product. i bought 3 sets of these and at first only used 1 set. after a couple of months i found reasons to use the rest, so for the $30 i spent it was definitely worthwhile.

Very easy to assemble.

Easy to use holds well.

I purchased this product to cover a power cable, HDMI cable and network cable leading from my television to the nearest wall. The product was as described and does the job if you want a quick-ish fix for such a problem.My gripes:1) Difficult to get your cables in the thing - it's essentially a tightly curved piece of plastic - no clip on clip off so it's an effort getting the cables in there to start with2) Not very wide - My power cable will not go in, and it barely holds my network and HDMI cable - these are not big cables and it's at capacity3) No movement - anything more than one cable jams them in so tight that you cannot move the cable back and forth once it is in there. This was an issue for me, because it was such a task getting them in there i had to pull the whole thing closer to me, but this meant I was pulling out excess cable which I wasn't able to get rid off afterMy for's:1) It's cheap- you can't argue with the price2) Strong - I gave it some bashing and nothing snapped; also the self adhesive strip is a real easy way to fix it to the wall3) Ideal for one cableNot quite what I needed, but I'm going to keep it and try and find a 'white' power cable instead to camouflage it.

First time using a product like this. I ran a 50' flat ethernet cable because I got tired of the glitchy wi-fi issues with my Microsoft Surface RT. (Should have read the reviews on the Surface RT but that is another matter.) Took my time to make sure I utilized the the length most efficiently for the spaces I wanted to cover. The rest of the cable is behind furniture so not visible. In about 30 - 40 minutes I was done with the one package. After the first package I could knock another one out in 15 minutes easy. Cuts easily with a hacksaw. The cable tucks neatly into a slit running the length of the molding. The peel off backing reveals the sticky side which adhers well, but is movable on oil based paint if needed with a little effort. White molding blends in OK with my off white trim. Looks a lot better than a bare cable and the molding is paintable if I get a notion to do so.

I had never used one of these before. If you have a few thicker chords it may be a challenge to put them all in but I just had a really thick power chord for an old TV and a Fire TV stick power chord. Line it up and push the chords into the gap and work your way down pushing each section in. This was easy for me.It’s going to show up to the eye obviously but it looks very uniform and neat as opposed to loose wires. It has an adhesive peel that stick to the wall well as for the adhesive lasting long who knows but command strips, tape, etc are easy fixes for that issue if it arises over time. Overall great product especially considering the price. Does it’s job well and fixes a bothersome issue when you mount a pretty TV