Cord Cover Kit-CMR2303-S

I added this to help hide some wires. I opted to use brad nails instead of the adhesive backing because I have read that adhesive will rip the paint off drywall when removing the covers. The snap-on covers work well and don't pop off, even with a little wire tension in them. I was able to fit 3 ethernet cables in them.

Happy with the way it came out. Very easy install. No issues at at.

I stapled the base on my heavily textured walls so im not sure how the adhesive holds.The cover pieces slide around not enough to bother me but it makes it fun for my toddlers.

Worth the money. Looks pretty clean on the wall.

Great makes it look so clean and neat and so easy to use an install

DOESNT COME WITH ENOUGH TAPE FOR ALL THE COVERS!!!

Good quality, can fit multiple cables and looks good. Sticks really well

Easy to install, works great

works really well, and has a nice array of angle parts. Be warned that the adhesive is fairly strong, so do triple check where you want to place them before sticking to the wall.The only true negative is I find is the joins parts are a lighting different color from the rest(a bit more of an off white while the rest is pure white)

Awesome kit to organise your desk. Comes with some great accessories to keep the wires in order.

This really cleaned up the wires feeding to the wall mounted tv in our bedroom.Rather than sticking the strips on the wall I used small screws thinking tape may be hard to remove in the future if required.Tho one thing I found was the cover for the wires doesn't snap on very tightly over the channel holding the wires...so this is what to do. After tucking wires into the open channel, get some DUCT SEAL (sold at hdwe. stores like Home Depot or an electrical supply store). Break off a piece about the size or a large marble and press it into the channel on top of the wire. If doing a long run, do this in several places about a foot or so apart. Now when you press the cover on it will squeeze the duct seal underneath. Duct seal is like a putty that never hardens. As long as it makes good contact it will hold the cover firmly in place. The cover can easily be removed in the future.Handy tip: Ever have a screw that keeps falling off the screwdriver? Place a pea size piece of the duct seal on the screwdriver, then press the screw onto the screwdriver. No need to hold the screw anymore. When you remove the screwdriver the duct seal comes with it. It's handy stuff to have around.Got the channel from Amazon in a couple of days. What's not to love.

looks great. bought some more.

Seem good. Do the job intended.