ZhiYo 142in Corner Cable Hider for 1 Cord, Hide Wires on Wall Corner, White

Looks nice and the smallest 1/4 round (.5” width) holds a lot of wires. I ran this up between the side of fireplace and nearest wall, under the mantel, and back down the other side of the fireplace. I chose black because the fireplace is black-brown brick and I planned to run it under the mantel, where there is a shadow. For running the center speaker wire up over the mantel, I chose a smaller, flat raceway in almond from another seller. I also chose the flat almond raceway for running the rear speaker wires around the room, up to ceiling and halfway across that wall, dropping down behind the couch. Just the speaker wires run behind the couch to the speaker stands. I did not like the look of the beige quarter round around the fireplace or under the mantel. I really stuffed these because I wanted to minimize the size of the quarter round. All together, there are 4 18 G, plastic covered speaker wires and one subwoofer cable in there. Stuffing it so full makes it a real PITA to work with and it takes a long time as the top keeps popping off and you really need to pay attention to laying the speaker wires, without twists, in the raceway. But note this is with intentionally overstuffing it to minimize the raceway size. i bought a cheap mitre box to cut the corners at 45 degrees, which took a little practice. The mitre box was supposed to fit this size of quarter round but really didn’t. I had to do some trimming with scissors. I also bought some black epoxy to fill in the seams. The quarter round is much harder to cut accurately. I recommend buying a little extra in case you have to redo cuts. I don’t have good spatial reasoning skills, so it took some practice. The flat raceway was much easier. It comes with adhesive strips already on the raceway on both sides so it’s just peel and stick. It adhered to the brick, drywall and underneath the mantel just fine, with just the right amount of stickiness. It’s very easy to misalign, and you can peel it off the wall and realign if needed, with it still sticking. The adhesive on the flat raceway I got from another vendor was stronger, so may damage the walls where there is excess drywall tape around awkward corners. What worked for me was laying down the back part first, ensuring enough space on either side for the top to snap on, then carefully laying the cables in and snapping the top on with the other hand. This project took me a day and a half because I was dealing with 5 speakers and a sub-woofer, a 60 ft run for the two rear speakers (I used a higher quality speaker wire for those), and overstuffing the raceways. However, like most things that take a lot of time and require a lot of attention to detail, I feel you get a better result than a pro job. Time is money for them, and they will use a larger generic raceway that is faster to mount abd what they have on hand. I feel this way about things like house painting, too, because I will take the time to mask everythibg and carefully cut in corners. Over all, really pleased with the product!

Although it is advertised as a 136in cable it is actually eight 17in strips. However, they fit together nicely and I was happy with the result. Also, the adhesive is very strong. I'm not sure what will happen if I try to take it down, but I am confident it will stay where I put it.

Awesome. I had cables along every wall in my apartment. This was a simple easy solution. now it looks finished.

I love this product. It gives a clean finished look an external cord to a hanging lamp! The corner adhesive hide a cord product is perfect but the adhesive strip is not sticking to the walls. I came home from a work trip and found one portion of this product hanging off the wall. Subsequently I continue to reapply it to the wall every so often. My walls are painted with semi-gloss and that could be preventing it from sticking well to the walls.

Easy to cut, easy to install, not very bulky!

very well made, and works great,

Great idea of a product, poorly executed. First off, the reason for the low rating: it's nearly impossible to peal off the adhesive cover. The non-stick paper that covers the adhesive was stuck to the adhesive strip for every single piece. I had to fight with nails, razor blade etc, to try to peel off the non-stick film to expose the sticky part, and in doing so I ripped off the adhesive multiple times. I'm fairly patient and delicate - this is just really poor quality adhesive (maybe it's due to improper storage at warehouse? no idea). Also, the length is misleading, as these come in 17" parts. So you'll be attaching many of them in series ... it's hard to line these up perfectly in a tight corner, so you're bound to get a few slightly off and it won't look like a clean gapless line. Similarly putting the cover on by sliding it is not fun, because you'll have to slide it through multiple pieces of this thing that you've attached to the floor, and due to the aforementioned gaps some may not slide over easily. I shoved them over instead of sliding them - it takes some fussing around but it works. I got the small size and it was VERY snug for a single cable power strip (if you have a higher amp power strip with thicker cable then this may or may not fit in size small).

work great and easy to use

Second time buying them for small DYI projects around the house. A bit pricey for the quantity but good quality. Easy to work with as they are easy to cut to size by using a hand saw and they don’t break. Very nice white and they stick very well on drywall and wood. The tape is good quality as well. Recommend

Good product.

Little hard to take the protective strips on the adhesive side but it does what it needs to do. Looks neat and tidy if places correctly. If not we'll you stuffed up. I wouldn't recommend cutting these. Just run the cable better my friend

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