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Arc Channel Cord Cover

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This worked well and was super easy to install.  It cut very easily with a hack saw.  The mounting was simple.  The photos show  before and after.  Looks much nicer and also protects the cord.

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From the vendor:

  • 🏠[Upgraded Longer Cord Cover]: Longer than the others, each half-round cord cover measures L39.37”(3.28ft)×W2.36”×H0.75”, minimize the need for multiple joint lines, less obtrusive connectors needed, smoother appreance. It can hide nearly 2 cord cables plus 1 USB cable depending on the cable size. Easily conceal the messy dangling cables out of sight!
  • 🏠[Paintable & Cuttable ]: The sleek arc shape GAISTEN cable raceway kit can easily blend in the surrounding walls and fit your home decor after painted to any matching color you desire. Your home will look much neater and aesthetically better! To fit your cables perfectly, you can cut the channels to whatever length needed.
  • 🏠[Two Installation Methods of Pre-drilled Channels]: Each GAISTEN cable hider raceway is pre-drilled. For screws&anchors installation, simply screw the base to wall using the included screw hardware, lay in the cables and snap on the cover. Or the easier way is to use the strong adhensive tape. Why not refresh your home right now!
  • 🏠[Pets and Kids' Safety Matter]: Keep electrical wires hidden and out of reach of kids and pets. There will be no more pet biting cables, kids playing with cords or family tripping over wires. Creating a safe environment at home is essential for every family!
  • 🏠[Affordable Raceway Kit]: Including 4 pcs of cable channels-13.12ft(78.74” )in total, 16 pcs of screws, 16 pcs of anchors, 11 different connectors, 1 adhensive tape, 1 piece of tape measure. Perfect for hiding cables such as HDMI, RCA cables, audio and power cords behind the wall-mounted TV or on wall. Get this value raceway kit, and you’ll enjoy family TV time or neat wall ever after.

If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.

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