EZ Runner PVC Drop Over Cable Ramp - 3 Channel - Black

Very well made

Yes it arrived warped. I knew that when I purchased it. Heard it mentioned that it gets worse with time. Is it easier to complain instead of using your brain. Had I hadn't hit rebar I could of made less holes. Handful of 2.4 tapcom screws altered the warped personality and hid 3 garden hoses nicely with room for 2 more. I'm not knocking off any stars.

Been in use for years now and still working great.

My wife and I have a garden that is separated from the house by our driveway and we wanted to protect the garden hose and power cable that we have running to our patio. Only normal cars drive on this driveway (a VW jetta wagon is the biggest) so we thought that these would be sufficient.Unfortunately we were dead wrong.They arrived and were already visibly not flat upon removal from amazon's ample box (no damage to box so it didn't happen in shipping). I snapped the 3 we ordered together across our slanted (as all should be) but relatively flat driveway and it didn't lay flat. I stepped on it at the joints in an effort to force it but resulted in it popping up on the other end. I assumed that is would settle over time but it hasn't yet. This is as much it not more of a tripping hazard as the bare hose.Still I thought it will protect the hose, which it does, at least until the first car drives over it or you apply pressure to the hose. At which point the cable ramp jumps and puts the hose UNDER the pointed fins which separate the cable channels. This means the next car that drives over it will apply even more concentrated force to the hose and cord than a bare tire would meaning that this is basically useless.Finally, it doesn't stay in place as you drive over it. It walks away from where you lay it down meaning that even after you have positioned it as ideally as possible (not easy) it will move from there within a day with normal in-and-out traffic from cars. This means everyday I am out there fiddling with it.It has been a unsatisfying experience and am now in the market for a soft rubber/plastic version with the hope that even if it costs more it will not take my time and frustration every day fiddling with it. My rec is save your money and get something that is better suited to this purpose. I will be trying to return it.** Will add pictures of it when I get home

I wasn't sure how sturdy these drop cord protectors would be, we have vehicles constantly running over them however because they are a bright Safety Yellow, they are easily seen and noticeable. My crew likes how light they are as well. So far, a great buy for the money!

I ordered this to cover irrigation pipes across a walkway in my back yard. It covers fine; the ends seem to be curling up a bit. It seems sturdy when stepped on. I’ll wait to see how it fairs over time. I have the value 4 stars as I believe it was pricey.

Since made of hard plastic..came warped..or maybe I just got the one that others kept returning..to make work, best practice would be to screw down...holes are there...does not hold down well by gravity alone

These do not seem sturdy enough to support the weight limit listed. They also do not lay completely flat. I have the single channel unit and it flexes a lot when I stand on it, and I'm only 210lbs compared to the supposed max weight limit it shouldn't bow as much. I sent them back