Yecaye 125in Brown Cord Hider - One-Cord Channel Cord Cover on Wall - Cable Management Kit - Wire Covers for Cords - Cable Raceway - 8X L15.7in W0.59in H0.4in, CMC03 Brown

This is the second time I purchase these! I have them all over my house hiding all the cords. It comes with a lot of pieces and it’s very easy to customize whatever you need them for. The size is perfect and you’re able to cut them if you need to! They hold a good amount of skinny cables or 1-3 thick cables. There’s enough tape to reuse them if you need to. I’ve moved apartments once and I was able to re-install them so they’re durable. The only thing is that the tape is kinda annoying to peel off… Great value for the price paid.

Transformed my living room with this! Setup was a breeze, done in under 10 minutes. It smoothly hides all those pesky cables that need to snake in and out. I even managed to tuck them up to the ceiling seamlessly! The finish is sleek, giving my space an instant upgrade. Quality-wise, it's solid. No more unsightly wires cluttering up the room.I've only had it up for a few days, so can't say how it'll fair in the long run. Will say the adhesive seams to be strong, but also peels easily when needed and won't peel the paint. Perfect for a renter like myself.

The Yecaye 125in Cord Hider is a fantastic product for organizing and concealing cables. The one-cord design is sleek and minimal, and the 13 included parts made it easy to customize for my space. It’s a great way to keep cords out of sight and create a cleaner look.My only reason for giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that the adhesive could be a bit stronger. On rougher surfaces, it required some extra reinforcement to stay put. That said, once it’s in place, it does the job perfectly. Overall, I’m really happy with how much tidier my space looks now. Definitely a solid choice for cord management!

Great way to hide cords. Can be painted to match your walls. I used them to cover cords on some wall lights I installed. Instead of using the stick on tape I used a few tiny screws to mount it to the wall. They were easy to paint and super easy to install. As you can see from the photos it looks so much better to have the cord hidden.

I have been a little obsessed for a couple of years with decluttering my office with my own version of feng shui. I have been making good, steady progress, but I have long been bothered by an unsightly VOIP phone cable (basically an ethernet cable) that spiraled chaotically from a wall bookshelf down to the VOIP wall jack in the middle of an adjacent wall. Anything I tried to contain it looked even worse. Enter this cord cover, which was the cheapest I could find on Amazon that would accept a single cable of this size. I liked that it was slightly over ten feet and included a good amount of elbows and couplers, which would give me some mulligans if I messed it up, but I got this right on the first try. I never took a picture of the original cord situation, but the photo shows how clean it looks now. I have lots of cover panels left over, so I can deploy more where needed. PRO TIP: take your time with the install and follow the instructions to the letter, which I'll write below. It took me about a half hour to do what you see in the photo, because I'm an anal measure-ten-times-saw-once kind of guy:1. Carefully plot where to route the cable/cover. Place the channel (the back/bottom part, which is slightly narrower) on the wall, holding it steady while you use a pencil to mark each end. Trace slightly around the long edge for easier positioning later.2. Slowly unroll the adhesive tape (don't cut it yet) straight across the back of the channel. Pause frequently to push it against the channel with your thumb, which helps keep it straight as well as adhere it. (It's not important to get it completely straight, though.) Cut it about 1/8 of an inch before you reach the end of the channel.3. Slowly adhere the channel to the wall, pushing it gently but firmly with your thumb or fingers along its length to adhere it. **It's a bit fragile and will dent or crack if you push too hard.4. Slide the cable inside, pulling it relatively taut; then slide the front cover in between the grooves of the channel. It's easier if you can slide it from the end, but you can also snap it in from the top/front if you're careful.5. Rinse and repeat with additional sections. You can get a little more mileage out of the covers by leaving a slight gap between each section, since your last step is to place the couplers/elbows on top of the covers. They are slightly wider than the covers, so they need to go on last anyway.TLDR: These are great for the price and work great too, but take your time with the installation.

I really like this cord concealer. It really makes a difference. It blends right in with the white walls. It was very easy to snap the plug between the two cable holders. It keeps the cables manageable. It’s pretty durable but light weight. It looks very good for the price! I wish it came in different sizes. They are all the same size, so as you can see in the picture the bottom of the cord could have used a smaller piece. I’m thinking about cutting one of the holders to cover more of the cord. The set did come with double sided glue strips and “L” shaped curved little pieces; I didn’t use them for this cord. However, I will use these concealer strips for other cords in my home. I definitely recommend!

Track fits nice. However, the tape is super difficult to apply. Super difficult!

These kits are excellent, very easy to track and set with just a pair of scissors to size the tape backing and a level. The adhesive is strong, no flimsiness once set.