Bates Floor Cord Cover - 10 ft Extension Cord Hider, Black, Protects Cords and Cables

Leave them in the warmth of your home to straighten out after you receive them. I'm using them to cover Christmas light cords on the porch. They work well. Good price point. They hold a lot of cords. They look nice too.

I recently purchased the Bates Floor Cord Cover, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. This product exceeded my expectations in every way.First and foremost, it's incredibly easy to use. The installation was a breeze, and I had it in place within minutes. No complicated setup or tools required.What truly impressed me was the capacity of this cord cover. It held more cords than I initially anticipated, neatly concealing all of them while keeping my floor safe and tidy.Another great feature is how quickly it lays flat. I left it out in the warm sun for a short while, and it flattened out perfectly, blending seamlessly with my floor.Overall, I would highly recommend the Bates Floor Cord Cover to anyone in need of a cord protector. It's effective, easy to use, and holds up well to the elements. I give it a solid 5/5 rating for its excellent performance and value.

It does look ok with our flooring and conceals a single plug cord for now. The product is super stinky lol. Overall, works as intended and is ideal for hiding cords to prevent a trip. My major issue is that it is a bit tall and our robot vacuum can't go over it.

Just the right length to run a 6-foot extension cord in my garage. Easy to use and doesn't trip my wife when she walks in with an arm load of groceries. Could probably put a second cord in if I needed to. Has plenty of room. Good value, heavy duty and laid flat right out of the box.

Took zero effort to unroll all 8 feet of this cable protector, as it is really not stiff. Laid it in place and set a couple of 1 pound weights at the ends, which were only slightly raised off the floor from minor "packaging curl".Now it's been sitting there for a week just noth-ing around and...it's visually AND mentally melted into the background....which is EXACTLY what I wanted.VERY PROFESSIONAL.It absolutely does not interfere with the front door at all in any way whatsoever, and it practically doesn't even exist when I want to go mucking about in the coat closet for some half misplaced whatsit.It's just there, contentedly snoozing as I continue to ignore it, except for me yapping about it HERE.Why is it?I have 100 feet of white Cat5 cable and *professional grade* screw-in wall clips all ready to be deployed from the 1st computer in the living room all the way through my apartment, over the hallway ceiling this go-round and all the way into the bedroom for the 2nd (backup) computer any time I am, I'm not a bit in a hurry, and by gosh it's gonna look like the ISP technician did it.

I need to run an extension cord for my power recliner but the couch is in the middle of the roomThis protector lets me power the couch without worrying about a trip or fire hazard (don't dun extensions under carpets unless you want to collet on your home insurance)Much better price than the local big box stores

Needed to cover and protect exposed wiring and cables and this fit the job perfectly

Used this for a coaxial TV cable cover at a doorway. Cuts to length with a heavy duty scissor. Product is as advertised. ( Why that should get 5 instead of 3 stars is questionable)

Was expecting to put something heavy on it when I got it, but I didn't need to. Great quality and flexibility, exactly what I needed.

A good quality product which was delivered in a timely manner. It has capacity for a good size chord yet has a nice flat profile.

Great product exactly as advertised.

As others have said, it did lay flat fairly easily, and I was able to fit two cables -- one Ethernet and one power strip -- inside. Despite my wife's reservations about tripping over it, she has not yet had that happen. The only problem? I bought a light coloured cover to blend in with the carpet, but when I got it, there were dark scuff marks all over it! I tried water, alcohol, and eventually a lot of scrubbing with a Magic Eraser, and only then was I able to at least make the marks fade. It never disappeared entirely. This would have been unacceptable in any house where they really care about appearance.