One Cord Cover Wall - 153in Mini Wire Hider, Wire Cover for Hiding Speaker Wire, Baby Monitor Cord - Paintable Wire Channel for Cable Concealer, 9X L17in W0.5in H0.3in, CMR05 Black

Work very well. Easy to cut and install. Great for hiding speaker cables

Works perfectly! The sticky strips on the back weren't straight but the work.

The product is great, apart from the adhesive tape backing, I used a LOT of these and every single one had issues with the adhesive tape as it peeled off it would rip and you'd have to use your fingernails to start a new edge to peel again. If you but these I absolutely guarantee you will spend more time peeling off the garbage adhesive tape than you will actually installing them.I used them quite successfully to hide speaker wires (2, good quality pairs fit inside the small one) as well as a COAX cable for a TV antenna. All worked really well and looks great on the walls.All except the adhesive tape backing which really makes this product a pain to install.

Very easy to install using only the attached adhesive, sticks really well. If it ever loosens, I can use a brad to re-attach it. It made a loose wire from the fiber box to the router nearly invisible. Note that going around corners, most Cat-5 cables don't bend sharply, so that may leave a small gap, but so much better than the loose cable, I like it.

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

Worked great to hide a single subwoofer cable. I mounted it around a large double door frame. It's hardly noticeable. I thought each piece was going to be longer, although It was described perfectly accurately. So I had to install quite few pieces. It's a bit challenging to remove/reinstall the covers which snap on very tightly. Also, the adhesive backing didn't peel off cleanly, usually tearing and leaving long thin sections of backing still on the mount. After the fifth one I installed, I began to get the hang of it, very carefully removing the backing by wiggling it left and right. That seemed to work best.

The media could not be loaded. I used these for audio cables and ran them across the ceiling. The look great and we're easy to install. I saw another review saying the adhesive strip was hard to peel and I attached a video showing a trick to remove it; game-changer.

The end product does its job and looks clean but the paper backing on the double-sided tape came off in pieces, which made it so I had to sit down for 5 minutes for each section just to peel paper off the tape. I don’t know if this was due to the summer heat during shipping or what, but it shouldn’t happen regardless. The attached photo is all the paper I had to peel off just for one small segment.