6Pack 3.3FT Black LED Strip Channel with Transparent Cover U1SW BT | 17x7mm LED Aluminum Channel, Fits LED Strips Up to 12mm, Smooth Light Output, Linear Lighting

Works as expected. Look great too. With my installation I had to 3d print some attachments to connect to the wall panel, but overall no issues. I had some other channels from another project and used the frosted covers instead for a more even look along the ceiling. Little pricey for what you get but can’t complain.

This kit is perfect for mounting LEDs that are already on sticky back rolls. They make mounting LEDs very easy and you can move them if necessary later. Included or clear snap on covers to help protect the LEDs from the elements. End caps snap on, but do not make them waterproof.

I purchased this rail, cover and hardware to install another manufacturers tape light in. No issue since the mm was compatible. The rails are great quality, the covers are a good fit however the brackets are really flimsy and bend easily. After a few of those I threw that bag away and went with the hardware that was meant to join (2) 1 meter rails into place by splitting the 50mm bracket. Good idea it turns out. Throw the cheap single brackets out and use the above units and everything then snapped into a sound and sturdy place. The covers snap on easily and soundly. I have no complaints except for the clips but found a workaround. Good quality and would purchase again.

A great DIY light strip channel kit. My only issue is the connectors to combine channels together into a longer chain are sold separately. I didn't know connectors existed until I happened to stumble upon them by luck. (They only advertise their corner ones.) I got the clear transparent covers option. I found these are far easier to cut than what you would expect. What you do is first cut your channel to the desired length. Then put an end cap (temporarily) on one end and snap the cover on up against the end cap. Next, on the other end, take an X-acto or utility blade, place the blade flush against the cut edge of the channel, and start heavily scoring the cover a few times (do outer sides, top, and inner bottom; top will require a straight edge or ruler). Then when you try pull the cover off the channel, the sides should snap at the scoring. Bend the cover at the scores a few times, and the two parts will eventually snap free of each other at the scoring. (Note: this method assumes you've squared the cut end of the channel, and have cleaned off any burs.) If the (clear) covers look scuffed or scratched, don't worry. There is actually a clear (near invisible) protective film on top of the cover that you can peel off, or leave on as a "very" mild diffuser. I normally don't peel it off until after I put the cover on the channel for the final time.

These are metal and will require power tools to cut down to size. I did not research this information before buying. Great product, just not for me

Nice and small, easy to hide led strip lights in a non destructive way. The included brackets would have worked but I instead used heavy duty velcro to attach them. The addition of a butt connector would make alignment nicer and easier. I am unsure if I will use the clear covering, it is perfectly clear, looks the same with or without. While this made installing nice and gives heat disapation, I think the price is a bit high.

Overall pretty decent for pricing, but installation is tricky with multiple pieces since no joiners are included. Trying to install more than one piece means you'll need to either install the channel first and press the LED strip in, or the pieces will essentially be held together only by the LED strip itself, which risks damaging that. Pressing the cover in isn't awful but is much harder when the channel has been installed, as you're likely trying to press it in upside down and can't hold the channel then to allow you to put pressure on the cover. Really needs to include some sort of connector for multiple pieces to hold them together. Additionally, the back (anodized?) finish is *extremely* delicate. Do *not* try to shift the channel laterally once you've pushed it into the clip - it *will* scratch the finish off and leave nice shiny aluminum streaks. *ONLY* push it directly into the clip once you know you do not want to move it sideways.

Product was true to stated size. Used it to hold a replacement LED awning light strip on an RV. Channel fits in the supplied clips well and seems to be sturdy once clipped in, but time will tell. I wish they had supplied enough clips for 3-4 per section of channel. The clear cover slides in from the end well, but if you're in a spot where you have to snap it in from the top rather than slide it in it can be tough to snap in. Once installed, the clear cover seems sturdy, and is clear enough to be barely noticeable. We're very pleased with this product!