EVEO Cable Hider Wall 306” - Cable Raceway Cord Hider - Wire Covers for Cords on Wall, Cord Cover, Wall Cable Hider, Cable Concealer, Wire Hiders for TV on Wall Management-20X (L16 W0.95 H0.5) - White

I currently live in a rental (townhome) and needed a way to run an ethernet cable up to my room without it looking absolutely terrible. We just upgraded to gigabit internet and the wifi was only giving me a fraction of the available bandwidth. Plus, I wanted a hard wired ethernet connection for my PC and Xbox. I originally just ran the cable using those plastic clips you nail in. It looked pretty bad. So after a little research I settled on this cable management trim. Here's why this stuff is great. 1) It comes in 4 colors (black, grey, white and beige) so you can usually make it look good without having to paint this trim/cord cover. 2) Not everyone can run cables through either their walls or basement, or rather it can be a real pain (especially for two story homes or ranch style homes with a finished basement/drywall on the basement ceiling). Also, this is a great option if you are living in a rental and need the ability to quickly revert the dwelling back to the way it was before moving out. 3) If you use clips to run a cable then A) the cable is exposed, B) you have to keep tension on the cable, otherwise it looks really bad not being straight and being slightly curled. This trim solves that issue because you don't have to worry about having tension on the cable. Plus, it looks really unprofessional doing it with clips unless you are running the cable in an unfinished basement or something of the sort. 4) This stuff has the adhesive tape already applied which makes installation go much faster than with the ones that require you to cut the tape to size and apply it yourself. Plus, this stuff sticks REALLY well. It sticks so well that I hope it doesn't cause damage when removing it. It probably won't, but I'll find out when I move out... 5) You can either slide the top part of the trim on or just bend the base part a little inward once it's adhered to the wall and push it on. This is great because when you get close to corners it's much easier to attach the base part first, then put the top cover part of the trim on vs. having to slide it on. My only gripe is that there are no 45 degree couplings. They have every possible coupling except that one. It would have been nice because as part of my run I ran some trim up my staircase near the trim at a 45 degree angle. I don't have a coupling at the bottom and top part of that run because of this. It would look a little nicer/more professional if they included this type of coupling! I am very happy with the result. If I ever need to run cables and can't do it through the walls or basement, this is the way I'm gonna do it from now on.

Let me cut through the BS for those of you who just want to know if it is worth it; well it is! Based off other cable concealers i have bought in the past this kit exceeds my expectations! Now for those of you who want to know more: The only thing this kit doesn’t do for you is install itself. I bought it based on the reviews and wasn’t disappointed. I bought 2 kits and i am glad i did. This was originally bought to use on the side of the house to conceal POE cables running up to cameras, but ended up using it for a couple of other things also. I never read the instructions so i have no idea how it tells you to install it, but my first recommendation is to cut one of the top cover pieces in half and use it with a full length bottom peace. This will stagger the joints and make it much stronger. You do lose a little bit of stock but if it is being used for more than one job it all works out in the end. By doing it this way you can assemble the full length you need for the run and just stick it on all at once. I went back over it afterwards and used a single screw in the center of each one just because with the heat from the sun the two sided tape just isn’t going to hold. The kit came with more than enough shaped corners and the T was a bonus for the job i was using it for. The saw is just a cheap handsaw, but does the job. I personally used my Dremel because i am lazy and also wanted to use the sanding drum for the cuts to be cleaner. It came with everything you need for most installs except for the screwdriver, and a drill bit if you need to use a wall anchor. The 2 kits i bought were enough to do the job i bought it for and 2 smaller ones. The job on the side of the house took the total of about 20 minutes and i think that most of that was playing with all the pieces to decide the best way of running it. Not only do i recommend this product but i know without a doubt that i will be buying more of these kits to hide other cables in my house. Good job on this kit guys!

Better than expected. Easy to install with plenty of pieces. Painted well. Found a light sanding made the paint take better.

I'm moving into a new place and wanted my cables to be better organized and hidden than they were in my old place. This kit wasn't the cheapest one available, but it seemed to be the most complete, so I went ahead and got it. I'm very happy that I did. I have a fairly extensive collection of media, so my home theater setup is fairly extensive as well. Besides my TV and receiver, I have a Blu-ray player, LaserDisc player, VHS, turntable, cassette deck, computer, and game console. That's a lot of cables, and it did tend to make the setup look pretty sloppy. This kit, with a little bit of advance planning, has neatly organized that mess and made it look presentable. The kit comes with a solid amount of track, which was plenty for me to run all of the cables in my complicated setup, and plenty of connectors. There are two reasons I did not give it five stars: 1) The adhesive on the back of the track is strong. Perhaps too strong. Spending some time in advance planning where you're going to put everything is critical, because if you make a mistake, you WILL lose a layer of paint! I can speak to this from experience, unfortunately, but a little touch up made it look as good as new. 2) There are a lot of connectors, but not always enough of the ones that you actually need. My complicated setup called for more than two t connectors, but that's all that were included in the package, while I had far more elbow connectors than I could possibly use. Unfortunately there seems to be no way to order just the connectors, and the manufacturer provides no contact information to inquire about purchasing them. I was able to hide the missing junctions behind some equipment, but it really would have been preferable to install them properly. Overall, I highly recommend this kit for anyone trying to run signal or electric cables and cords. It makes for a highly polished appearance and is easy to use.

Does exactly what’s advertised.

I purchased a much smaller kit than this for our bedroom TV and sound bar. For the home theater in the living room I needed much more, but Walmart no longer sell it or show it on line. So I purchased this kit from Amazon and it is a perfect match to the original system and cheaper. It's very easy to use, I used the adhesive tape, but first cleaned the wall area where they would stick and after a couple of months they are still stuck to the wall. I would purchase this again. I would have liked to have run the cables to the speakers through the wall, but we have an older home and the walls have diagonal cross beams between the studs which makes adding wires in the wall very difficult.

As a cable clutter warrior, I recently got my hands on the this product. Let’s dive into the details of this cable management wizardry! What’s in the Kit? • Spaghetti Lifting Magic: Okay, not really, but close! This cord cover wall kit conceals up to 306 inches of unruly wires and cables. • Paintable Wonder: Made from sturdy polyvinyl chloride (PVC), it’s ready for your artistic touch. Paint it to match your wall seamlessly. Mine had no issues with white and black paint. • Easy Installation: Choose your weapon—tape or drywall anchors and screws. In just 15 minutes, transform your living room from chaos to zen and eliminate wife complaints about cable messes! • Safety First: Beyond aesthetics, this cable raceway ensures safety. No more tripping hazards or curious pets nibbling on loose cords. Why I Love It: 1. Customizable Chic: Paint it white, black, or unicorn rainbow—it’s your canvas! 2. DIY Delight: Cut it down to the desired length. No cable is too long for this superhero. 3. Sturdy Locking System: The unique connector kit keeps everything snug. No cable escapes!

Great product and would recommend

Es fácil de instalar y tiene buen acabado

I wasn't looking forward to doing this because I'm a huge noob when it comes to home improvement stuff. I don't own a saw, don't own a drill, etc. When I came across this and how it was all-in-one, I was instantly sold. Some reviews about the difficult installation did make me worried. Yesterday I finally had some time to attempt installing this, and it went better than I had hoped! Some tips that worked out well for me: - Use tape to construct the entire layout, with the wires inside. This forces you to work out all the nitty gritty stuff before committing, and it provides you with the alternative of reworking it. - When cutting with the saw, just mark with a sharpie and use the provided saw. I used the box as a cutting board actually, and it worked great. (Told you I literally have no tools at my disposal). Yeah edges look a little jagged, but it's fine since it's covered by the connecting joints. - When you're happy with the layout, don't take all of it down. Slowly remove section by section (the rest should still be held in place with tape). When you remove that section, remove adhesive and press down. I actually reapplied the tape to hold it back it place, hoping that it would help with the adhesive bonding. - Important: Remember to account for the connecting joints when you tape it down! The joints are another millimetres or two, so if you taped down that section without that, you'd most likely not be able to fit it in. That's it! Mine's still held up with tape, so I can't attest to the strength of the adhesive yet. Will update again if the adhesive comes off the wall.

I was afraid that it would not reliably stick to the wall like my previous DIY trunks. But they are working well so far!