ZhiYo TV Cord Cover for Wall, 32 inch Cable Concealer, Cord Hider for Wall Mounted TV, Paintable Cable Cover to Hide Wires, Beige Wire Raceway Kit, 2X L15.8in W1.5in H0.75in

This cord cover is easy to install and looks nice. Also it stays up and stays put. I highly recommend it

fast shipping, easy to use and grouped wires for concealment quite well. the adhesive strips provided are strong and product stays where it was placed.

Why did I wait so long to buy this?!? This covers my tv cords and looks so much better. I painted it my wall cover and it worked great.

I would give it 5 stars if it were not for the price. It's a very well made raceway, easy to install, and looks great. When you consider what you pay for 34" of fairly simple molded plastic it's pretty expensive. The saving grace is that it will probably last as long as your house and gives a nice finished look.I did a short run and only needed the two 17" sections. If it were doing a long run I would definitely like to use raceway that is at least 36" long in one piece. The pieces should also lock together to lessen exposure of seams.

This was very easy to install. It comes with two options for installation: screwing it into the wall versus adhesive. I would have screwed it into the wall, but my stud was there so I used the tape instead. Fortunately, I did not have to cut my pieces. It fit nicely behind the TV, but you would need a specific tool to cut this plastic in a straight line if you do need to cut the plastic. The top pieces are easy to pop on/off to add more cords or rearrange cords. Highly recommend for covering wires. Definitely a cleaner look!

Was just what I expected. Fit the few cables I wanted to hide and the construction was sturdy. Easy to work with.

Worked great to organize wires for a mounted TV!

This is a two piece kit, so you have to accurately butt the pieces together. It would be nice if there was a splice insert (using the reinforcing rib on the inside) to get perfect alignment. But it is easy to get it close enough.We'll see how well it lasts. Seems like it adheres firmly, and unless the cable pull on it, it should be fine.The adhesive "tape" isn't tape, it's a thin gel between two sort-of non-stick papers. There's no starter tab on the white side, as there is on the yellow, so it needs a sharp tool to start peeling. And then, the stuff stretches as you peel, and pulls away from the yellow paper. So carefully measuring the right length will be a waste of time. Maybe the reverse order would work: peel the yellow paper off, stick it to the wall or piece, then peel the white paper?