Legrand Wiremold C110S Cordmate 108 Inch 17 Piece Cord Cover Kit, Organizer for Wall, Holds 1 Cord or Cable, Sustainable Packaging, White (1 Pack)

We previously had carpeted floors which I was able to hide my wires for the router between the carpet and the crown molding. When we switched to hardwood I could no longer do that so once I found these and ordered them I was able to easily hide the wires. Great part is this already comes with 3M tape on the back so it makes it so easy to just stick them to the wall.

This is a handy kit to hide and electrical cord and is easy to assemble and install. My only disappointment was that the conduit was in shorter pieces than I expected and had seen in home improvement stores. That said it is a good product for what was intended and we are satisfied.

I live in a 1910 house that has a lot more character and quirks than modern amenities. When I had an electrician add an outlet and porch light switch in my kitchen, for example, he had to run conduit through the floor to avoid destroying the plaster wall. All that is cool with me, since I bought the house for character. But there are no backsplash outlets in old kitchens, and that was less cool. I wanted to run an extension cord with multiple outlets and USB charger ports to the room without having cords exposed, calling attention to the house's limitations.I used a similar product years ago when I converted a ceiling-mount light to a plug-in, pull-chain light and mounted it on the laundry room wall. I tucked the electrical cord into the tube, mounted it on the wall, and guests think it's original to the house. They don't see the channel end a few inches from where the cord plugs into the wall behind the washer/dryer. So this product was an obvious choice when I needed to cover the extension cord cable in my kitchen. I used an extension cord with a flat plug and bent the cord tightly around the side of the electrical box surface mounted on the wall. Then I tucked the cord into the CordMate and ran it horizontally to the corner of the room, then upward (the corner piece perfectly hides the junction) behind the cabinet. That enabled me to completely conceal the cord when I mounted the power supply on the wall. It took two coats of paint to match the wall, but I think it looks nice. I did add some construction adhesive to the back of the CordMate after reading reviews about the affixed adhesive being weak. A month later and the connection to the wall seems sturdy. I love this stuff!

Used to manage some cables for an echo dot. The adhesive is strong and has held well for a few months now. They are stronger than I am used to so they were a bit harder to cut than I had anticipated. Keep in mind there are several small runs so if you need to run a longer length it will have joints. They are not the most sleek looking but neither is a cord!

Got these for a wall mounted TV to hide the power cord. Since my walls were white, it looks good, almost hidden. Bonus - my cat can't play with the dangling cord anymore!

My house is 100 percent newly built... no chance of dirt or oils on the walls. I used pure alcohol to wipe the walls ... let it completely dry.. then installed... after a few weeks many of them were on the floor. The plastic is good, the size is as advertised, but the adhesive is very weak.

These worked to cover the wires but there are definitely ones out there that aren't much more expensive, if not the same price, that look much more sleek. These almost look like it's pipe fittings. And are extremely difficult to open and shut to get cables in/out.

Nice product but one each of inside and outside corner coupling?? I can't find any package that will just sell more couplings so I may have to purchase another of this for only an elbow. That's poor forward thinking