LARGE Latching Cable Raceway Kit - White

Works well and as described ... used on the outside of our home to cover up internet & cable TV related cables used to extend coverage. This product worked perfectly to cover up all these cables, making for a more pleasing & tidied up view. Painted the cover guards the same color as the body of our home ... looks great and so much better than before.

I bought one piece of this kind of flanged raceway from another vendor for much more than this whole kit. So, I feel this is a good value for the money. It's easy to cut, paint (lightly sand it first), and install. It's big enough to hold a power wire and a ethernet cable with some room spare. But it's a little too small if you're trying to put a power cable socket or plug inside. I posted a before and after picture to show how to tidies up the wires.

I bought this kit to hide the tubes running from my free-standing Reverse Osmosis Water Cooler to the under-cabinet water lines. I worked great. It had to run through a couple of cabinets and around two corners but it did the job and looked great. The back side of the raceway has adhesive backing pre-applied and it had no problem sticking to the wall. However, a few weeks later the adhesive let go and the raceway fell down. Had to screw it to the wall and it is there to stay now but if the adhesive had held it would be a 5-star review.

I wanted to hide the coaxial cable runs and this product did a great job.

Great product if you use screws or nails to attach them. I used this on the outside of my home to conceal cabling that was going to a television on my patio and it works great. It is super durable even in incliment weather. Just make sure you attach using screws or nails as the adhesive is not meant to last and could wear even faster in incliment weather if using outdoors.

Works well to hide my mom's tv cable in her apartment. For whatever reason, they have tv cables all the way up the wall in an area nobody would ever want a tv!I painted it approximately the same color as her walls. Instead of using the mounting screws it came with, I opted to use 3m picture hanging tape. No damage fees when she moves out! P,us, now mom no longer gripes about that @*#@ hideous black tv cables going up the walls!

Big enough to fit a few large cables or several smaller cables. I was able to easily cut it with the jig saw attachment to my cordless drill, which isn't particularly strong. A hacksaw could also work but would probably take much more effort. The two strips of double sided tape on the back worked fairly well, about the same as the tape that come with other raceways. I wouldn't trust any of them to hold forever, which is why I usually put in a few small screws to re-enforce it.

I placed the conduit onto an aluminum framed covered outdoor lanai. The glue on the conduit is very tacky and sticks well. However after 24-36 hours in the Florida heat my conduit started to sag. The fix was simple, I just placed screws on both ends plus one screw in the middle. The color match to my lanai framing is a very close match as well.Had I not experienced the sagging conduit from the heat a 5 would have been my satisfaction number.