Electriduct Small Corner Duct Cable Raceway (1075 Series) - 5 Feet - Beige

When you need to hide wires going upward in the corner of a room ; there could not be anything much better than this conduit! It is made very well with self attaching sticky tape that definitely adheres it to the point that you would have to literally tear the sheet-rock up to take it back down! Just make sure it is aligned properly before you allow any of the self adhering tape to touch the wall! It really looks great! Like it was meant to be that way to whole time! The cap is a little hard to get snapped in , but isn't that what we want , so that it will not come out easily? It is paintable , but we decided it looked good without painting it! All 5 stars! Better quality that the pvc conduit that we can buy locally here from the major home improvement centers without mentioning their names! I came up a little short as I did not buy enough of it and we bought some locally to try to finish with , and it was higher in price and did not have any sticky tape on it by design! So that means not only did we have to pay more locally for cheaper in quality conduit , but now we also have to buy a roll of the expensive two sided adhering tape! All my fault , but next time I will buy it all through this company using Amazon!

I bought this to conceal the wires from a router that I have in the corner of a room. It looks very professional, was easy to trim & install and actually matched the paint on the walls. It gets the job done and I'm happy that I bought it.

I am very pleased with this. It is probably the best way to hide TV wires other than installing them behind the wall. The duct is actually 59” long not a full 5 feet. It cuts easily to the desired length and it can easily be painted to match the wall - see photos. It has a strong adhesive strip on both sides (although I hope I never have to remove it). The curved cover easily removes from the corner bracket. The wires therefore cannot exert any outward pressure or the cover will separate from the base. I therefore added wire brackets (see photo) to eliminate this problem. The final result is excellent.

Installed a 46" Sony Bravia TV in the living room corner at my son & daughter in-laws home. Used this product to hide both the TV cable & 3 outlet extension cord to keep the project looking tidy. I considered the small & medium corner duct cable raceway but ended up purchasing the large one, which I'm glad I did! I ended up giving it 5 stars, but I must say there is a right & wrong way to install this & my first attempt was the wrong way! Don't remove the adhesive & stick it into the corner & then expect to easily snap the cover on! I couldn't figure out an easy way to do it no matter what I tried, them I remembered another reviewer saying to install the cover first then slide the cables through! So I had to remove the corner duct raceway to install the cover. Even doing that wasn't all that easy, especially when sliding the cover in the grooves the last foot or so. I ended up carefully tapping the cover the rest of the way with a hammer. Bottom line it's a good product that really does make the corner TV wall mount project look nice.

The corner duct delivered worked perfectly for my application concealing cords for a wall-mounted TV. The "small" corner duct is sufficient for one or two AC power cords, four DC power supply leads, and 2 to 3 HDMI cables. I only needed to hide a flat extension cord so there was tons of room left over. I think the "small" duct is sufficient for most entertainment installations. Some folks mentioned in the reviews that they had trouble getting the cover on and off. I think that's because most corner wall intersections are not exactly 90 degrees and when the corner duct is installed, it's squeezed or stretched just enough to cause the cover to bind. All it takes is tiny bit of misalignment to make the cover extremely difficult to install. To avoid that, I recommend laying all the cables you intend to conceal in the duct first, install the cover, and then stick the duct to the wall. That's what I did and had the duct installed in minutes. I applied caulk to the duct edges and painted everything the same color as the wall to make it blend in. The duct takes water-based latex paint well with a brush and levels smooth before drying.

I'm very confused. I originally ordered the small size. It came assembled and in a plastic sleeve. I didn't take into consideration that my wire had an on/off switch box and it was too big to fit inside the product. No problem, that was my fault. Otherwise, the cover snapped into the track fairly easily. I returned that size and ordered a medium. This is where it gets weird. I ordered two sticks. This time they did not come assembled and wrapped individually with plastic, plus there was an extra cover. They seemed like they had been previously returned and were sitting around for a while because they were dusty and, on one cover, a bit dirty. No matter how hard I tried, I could not snap the covers into the tracks and I even tried swapping them. I figured I would just have to slide the cover in but it was so hard to do and I was only able to get it part of the way and now it just won't budge. I'm incredibly annoyed because this is very inconsistent with the first product and there's essentially no packaging to it which I find suspicious. I'm just waiting for my first return to process so that I can return these but they better not make me go to Kohl's again to do it.

Looks good. Hides the wires. Easy to use. I only removed a portion of the double side tape backing so that it isn't "too" stuck to the baseboard and can be removed easily later if desired. I cut to length with my band saw, but most any saw with medium/fine teeth would do.

I used the raceway to run speaker and power cables down the corner of a wall. From start to finish the job took maybe 10 minutes, total. I adhered the raceway to the corner using the adhesive strips, and then put a few screws in as it is a permanent installation. I then inserted the cover, working top down, a few inches at a time, by bending the cover. Done. I saw reviews criticizing the raceway as being hard to install and honestly don't understand what they could have been talking about. A few said they couldn't slide the cover on, and I believe that, but sliding is not a smart way to do it.