I decided it was too much effort to add an outlet above my fireplace so I decided to buy this cable management kit and an extension cord instead. I was worried this kit (Cordmate II i.e holds 3 wires) was too bulky and wouldn't look great along my trim, but I was pleasantly surprised at the finished look!
1. Plan your path.
If you're visual maybe draw a picture with measurements where you want this to go before peeling off the adhesive coat. I'd recommend taking measurements and making sure you have enough and marking where you need to cut it.
2. Cut it as needed
-I had to make 3-4 cuts. I don't have many tools so I used a hand saw :) It looks a bit messy but it got the job done.
3. Hold the pieces where you want them to go and ensure your measurements are correct.
4. Clean the wall with some water, dry it, then peel back the adhesive on the backs and stick it on the wall (one at a time)
-IMPORTANT WARNING -> When placing these down, if there's an edge that'd block off one side of the plastic... I'd recommend opening the plastic piece and ensure this is NOT being blocked by a wall, trim, etc. If it is, this will make your life much harder.
5. I'd suggest pushing the wiring through as you go just in case there are gaps you didn't notice during steps one and three.
6. Add the connectors as needed. I only used 2 or so for my project (see pictures)
Pros:
-Length was as described I received three pieces 48 inches (4 feet each) totaling 144 Inches (12 Feet)
-These are VERY sticky as long as you have cleaned the surface and it's at least mostly flat.
-The open / close snapping mechanism to insert cords works well and doesn't show too much of a "line" where the plastic meets.
Cons:
-Extremely sticky (yes this is a pro too)
--PLEASE ensure you have planned where these will go before putting them down. Once they are down they aren't coming back up without taking some paint with them!
-You may have to cut the plastic to your desired size.
-No easy and safe removal of these once you want to remove them (unlike 3m adhesive).
Overall:
I'd recommend this product if you're doing this as a long term solution and accept that if you ever need to pull them off you're going to take some paint with you.
Note: I wasn't paid for this review or asked to do this. I value Amazon reviews a lot and have made it a personal goal of mine to review
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DOUBLE CHECK PLACEMENT before Sticking Onto Surface!!
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020
I decided it was too much effort to add an outlet above my fireplace so I decided to buy this cable management kit and an extension cord instead. I was worried this kit (Cordmate II i.e holds 3 wires) was too bulky and wouldn't look great along my trim, but I was pleasantly surprised at the finished look!1. Plan your path.If you're visual maybe draw a picture with measurements where you want this to go before peeling off the adhesive coat. I'd recommend taking measurements and making sure you have enough and marking where you need to cut it.2. Cut it as needed-I had to make 3-4 cuts. I don't have many tools so I used a hand saw :) It looks a bit messy but it got the job done.3. Hold the pieces where you want them to go and ensure your measurements are correct.4. Clean the wall with some water, dry it, then peel back the adhesive on the backs and stick it on the wall (one at a time)-IMPORTANT WARNING -> When placing these down, if there's an edge that'd block off one side of the plastic... I'd recommend opening the plastic piece and ensure this is NOT being blocked by a wall, trim, etc. If it is, this will make your life much harder.5. I'd suggest pushing the wiring through as you go just in case there are gaps you didn't notice during steps one and three.6. Add the connectors as needed. I only used 2 or so for my project (see pictures)Pros:-Length was as described I received three pieces 48 inches (4 feet each) totaling 144 Inches (12 Feet)-These are VERY sticky as long as you have cleaned the surface and it's at least mostly flat.-The open / close snapping mechanism to insert cords works well and doesn't show too much of a "line" where the plastic meets.Cons:-Extremely sticky (yes this is a pro too)--PLEASE ensure you have planned where these will go before putting them down. Once they are down they aren't coming back up without taking some paint with them!-You may have to cut the plastic to your desired size.-No easy and safe removal of these once you want to remove them (unlike 3m adhesive).Overall:I'd recommend this product if you're doing this as a long term solution and accept that if you ever need to pull them off you're going to take some paint with you.Note: I wasn't paid for this review or asked to do this. I value Amazon reviews a lot and have made it a personal goal of mine to review
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020
1. Plan your path.
If you're visual maybe draw a picture with measurements where you want this to go before peeling off the adhesive coat. I'd recommend taking measurements and making sure you have enough and marking where you need to cut it.
2. Cut it as needed
-I had to make 3-4 cuts. I don't have many tools so I used a hand saw :) It looks a bit messy but it got the job done.
3. Hold the pieces where you want them to go and ensure your measurements are correct.
4. Clean the wall with some water, dry it, then peel back the adhesive on the backs and stick it on the wall (one at a time)
-IMPORTANT WARNING -> When placing these down, if there's an edge that'd block off one side of the plastic... I'd recommend opening the plastic piece and ensure this is NOT being blocked by a wall, trim, etc. If it is, this will make your life much harder.
5. I'd suggest pushing the wiring through as you go just in case there are gaps you didn't notice during steps one and three.
6. Add the connectors as needed. I only used 2 or so for my project (see pictures)
Pros:
-Length was as described I received three pieces 48 inches (4 feet each) totaling 144 Inches (12 Feet)
-These are VERY sticky as long as you have cleaned the surface and it's at least mostly flat.
-The open / close snapping mechanism to insert cords works well and doesn't show too much of a "line" where the plastic meets.
Cons:
-Extremely sticky (yes this is a pro too)
--PLEASE ensure you have planned where these will go before putting them down. Once they are down they aren't coming back up without taking some paint with them!
-You may have to cut the plastic to your desired size.
-No easy and safe removal of these once you want to remove them (unlike 3m adhesive).
Overall:
I'd recommend this product if you're doing this as a long term solution and accept that if you ever need to pull them off you're going to take some paint with you.
Note: I wasn't paid for this review or asked to do this. I value Amazon reviews a lot and have made it a personal goal of mine to review
Style: Cordmate IIVerified Purchase
DOUBLE CHECK PLACEMENT before Sticking Onto Surface!!
By Jeremiah on May 11, 2020
I decided it was too much effort to add an outlet above my fireplace so I decided to buy this cable management kit and an extension cord instead. I was worried this kit (Cordmate II i.e holds 3 wires) was too bulky and wouldn't look great along my trim, but I was pleasantly surprised at the finished look!By Jeremiah on May 11, 2020
1. Plan your path.
If you're visual maybe draw a picture with measurements where you want this to go before peeling off the adhesive coat. I'd recommend taking measurements and making sure you have enough and marking where you need to cut it.
2. Cut it as needed
-I had to make 3-4 cuts. I don't have many tools so I used a hand saw :) It looks a bit messy but it got the job done.
3. Hold the pieces where you want them to go and ensure your measurements are correct.
4. Clean the wall with some water, dry it, then peel back the adhesive on the backs and stick it on the wall (one at a time)
-IMPORTANT WARNING -> When placing these down, if there's an edge that'd block off one side of the plastic... I'd recommend opening the plastic piece and ensure this is NOT being blocked by a wall, trim, etc. If it is, this will make your life much harder.
5. I'd suggest pushing the wiring through as you go just in case there are gaps you didn't notice during steps one and three.
6. Add the connectors as needed. I only used 2 or so for my project (see pictures)
Pros:
-Length was as described I received three pieces 48 inches (4 feet each) totaling 144 Inches (12 Feet)
-These are VERY sticky as long as you have cleaned the surface and it's at least mostly flat.
-The open / close snapping mechanism to insert cords works well and doesn't show too much of a "line" where the plastic meets.
Cons:
-Extremely sticky (yes this is a pro too)
--PLEASE ensure you have planned where these will go before putting them down. Once they are down they aren't coming back up without taking some paint with them!
-You may have to cut the plastic to your desired size.
-No easy and safe removal of these once you want to remove them (unlike 3m adhesive).
Overall:
I'd recommend this product if you're doing this as a long term solution and accept that if you ever need to pull them off you're going to take some paint with you.
Note: I wasn't paid for this review or asked to do this. I value Amazon reviews a lot and have made it a personal goal of mine to review
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2017
Originally it was only purchased to handle my surround sound cables.Currently I have 2 audio cables and 2 cat-6 flat ethernet cables running through it, and it hasn't shown any sign of wearing down. All of these cables fit in without much effort and significantly cleaned up the look of my place. I can now enjoy surround sound and centrally located wireless access points without worrying about ugly cable runs.
Style: Cordmate IIVerified Purchase
Great concealment product to clean up your cable runs
By DanO on March 25, 2017
I instantly loved this product right after installing it in my home. I wanted to wait about a year before writing a review for this item to make sure it actually held up. It met my requirements perfectly and even handled a couple more additions without problem.By DanO on March 25, 2017
Originally it was only purchased to handle my surround sound cables.Currently I have 2 audio cables and 2 cat-6 flat ethernet cables running through it, and it hasn't shown any sign of wearing down. All of these cables fit in without much effort and significantly cleaned up the look of my place. I can now enjoy surround sound and centrally located wireless access points without worrying about ugly cable runs.
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