Updated Cable Raceway Kit - 31 (2X15.4) Inch Open Slot Wire Covers for Cords, Under Desk Cable Management System to Hide Under Desk/Tv/Computer/Net/Power Cords, (Pack 2)

Really helped clean up the backside of my desk. Absolutely perfect, easy to use and easy to install cable management system. Wish it was $5.00 cheaper, but for $20 it's a good value. A few more Velcro cable ties would be nice. Seems very sturdy, had to get some very thick power cords in there and the "tabs" didn't even show any sign of fatigue (usually you would see plastic discolor under stress). Great concept and design. Super easy to cut and customize the length, so very flexible in terms of installation. Can hold multiple thick cables such as multi display ports and power cords. So good amount of space. Would buy again.

This is one of the coolest cable management products I've ever purchased. It really helped organize the messy cable spaghetti I had behind my television. This solves the problem of having cables coming from different directions and routing them neatly. It lets you insert a cable from anywhere, run it through the track, then have it exit from any position. There's a deceptively large amount of space to run cables. The covers snap on easily and beautifully hide the cable mess. The tracks stick really well to the wall. I even have slightly textured painted walls, and they have stayed secure without any screws (though you can use screws if you want).

It does what it's supposed to do. A little awkward to work with. If you need something to screw in to the underside of your desk and run cables through, this is it.

Excellent solution for hiding numerous wires. I have 8 speakers and multiple Cat 8 and HDMI and security camera wires and they all neatly fit inside and you can pull the cable out from top or bottom and remove cap to make further adjustments or add and remove wires. I have an entertainment center with two TVs out on my deck and it keeps all the wires off the ground where I can safely use a power washer and blower and avoid leves, dust and other debris from getting stuck behind components. I would recommend using screws on concrete walls and if you have a lot of wires; the double face tape won’t hold.

Worked as anticipated.

I write this entry fully aware that most of you will laugh. You should laugh, for the situation is ridiculous. Others, though, will understand the madness of which I speak. They will know the pain of cables showing. Showing behind the TV stand, behind the computer, coming from any of the thousands of electronics in the house. My wife laughs at me... in public. "Oh, yeah! Cory is crazy when it comes to cable management!" In private she spurs me on, telling me it can be done! Perfect cable management can be achieved! I'm not angry, she has dealt with the mocking from her friends and family most of her life and she began to hide her obsession. I will gladly take the attention from her for I do not care about their opinions.Cable management can be easy if you have the money; just buy cables that are long enough to route where ever you need to keep them out of sight. I have done this to an extent, but this becomes very expensive very quickly. It also means that I have dozens of unused cables just sitting in a box, for they come with everything! "Why not just throw the free ones away?" I hear you asking. This will not do, not do at all, for there will come a time when those free cables are the exact length that I require.I bought this to help wrangle the mess that is my entertainment center. I am a gamer and have consoles dating all the way back to the NES and they are all out and connected. Cables, cables everywhere! Now as I mentioned, some of you know what I mean. Every console has their own cables; some are common and interchangeable such as HDMI, others are proprietary and only work with a particular console. Now I'm sure some of you are thinking, "Why don't you just store them when they are not in use and hook them up when they are?" I reply by saying that you just do not understand and you never will. I ran this cable channel down the middle of my entertainment center to shorten the runs to each device and power strip. It has saved me immensely for now many of the free cables of which I formerly spoke are now of sufficient length! Seeing this behind my entertainment center (for there is no backing between the top two shelves) is much preferred to the litany of cables that running this way and that prior to its installation.My madness lessens, as I am indeed starting to see that perfect cable management is within my grasp! My mind and spirit is lifted! This cable raceway kit along with the plethora of other cable management products I have purchased have indeed helped me! Oh, what a day this is!Soon I will take my learned skills to the rest of the house...3 out of five stars, wouldn't change a thing! Yip, yip yaw!

A great wire management solution with a great price! It's helped control the tangled-up mess of my desk.

This did well to help organize my baseboard being overrun by cables. This material is not easy to cut without the right tools. I am not a handyman. I am tall and big, so it is not easy to maneuver about on the floor to install this alone. However, it was not as difficult as I expected. Since I did not have the tools to cut this, I started in the corners and worked my way out and just stopped at the point before going farther than I wanted to.I ordered the larger kit and the next size down as well since one did not have enough and two of the smaller would be too many and cost more in the long run. My larger kit arrived missing all of the hardware! I had to use screws I had on hand as well as some of my Rawl anchors. I opted to screw these in rather than depend upon the adhesive. I was able to get by with 2 screws per section. The screws that arrived in the small box were very cheaply made, so I did not put much force on them, just tightening snugly (I read several Amazon reviews about the screw heads twisting off). These runways did accommodate several cables and cords (as you can see in the before and after photos). The slots in the sides that allow cables/cords to be fed through are big enough for the most part. However, larger cords like those from some of my surge protectors/expansion outlets barely fit. I had to bend and twist the pieces of plastic around some to get them to fit. I was still able to get the sliding covers to close over them with some extra effort. I did not even try to use any of the adhesive tape that came with these, so I cannot review that. I have mixed feelings about the value for the money. I would probably feel a little better had I not been shorted my hardware.