Cable Raceway Kit, Stageek Cable Management System Open Slot Wiring Raceway Duct with Cover, On-Wall Concealer Organizer for Cable Pass to Hide Wires Cords for TVs, Computers - 9x15.4inch, Black

So, I got my hands on this cable raceway kit, and let me tell you, it's been a total game-changer! You know how it is—cables everywhere, a real mess. But these raceways? They're like magic.First off, they look super nice. Like, really modern and sleek. They totally blend in with my decor, which is a big plus. And the best part? They actually work! No more rat's nest of cables running across my wall. It's like they just disappear into thin air.The adhesive on these things is no joke, let me tell you. It's seriously sticky, but in a good way. Like, it holds everything in place like a champ, but it doesn't wreck your walls when you take them down. And speaking of holding up, these raceways haven't budged since I put them up. Not even a little bit.Since I got these raceways installed, my space feels so much cleaner and more organized. No more tripping over cables or trying to untangle a mess. Everything's nice and tidy, just the way I like it.Overall, I couldn't be happier with this cable raceway kit. It's made a world of difference in my office, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to wrangle their cable chaos once and for all.

Bought these to hide those tangles of cables behind my computers.Comes in a box with 9 raceways stacked with double sided tape pre-taped to the back. Screws with anchors also included if you prefer. Like in the pictures, there are lots of holes along the sides for cables to come out wherever you want. There are multiple connectors for straight and 90 deg bends. The raceways are flexible but stiff plastic with two parts, the base and the flat top cover. The cover slides easily on over the track or can be clipped on.Like some of the reviews have said, the side holes are fine for cables of smaller diameter. 3 prong power cables for computers/monitors are a bit too thick to fit through easily. One reviewer said that they drilled it out with success, but since mine are behind my computer setup, I was fine with them coming out between or at the ends of separate tracks. Flexibility of the material lets you overstuff the raceways a little, and clip on the covers easily.The raceways are a little smaller than I was hoping - I have a 3 monitor setup so was barely able to get most of the cables (power, signal, ethernet, etc) into one trackway. On a 4 monitor setup I had to use 2 raceways stacked (which works just as well). The fact that they are flat topped and rectangular makes putting them side-by-side or stacked on top of each other a viable option. Just something to think about depending on your personal situation.Cannot comment on quality of the adhesive as I haven't used it. My cables keep the setup pretty stiff, and I'm not as concerned about keeping it fixed down.Overall really happy with how easy this was to get my cables looking good and under control.

Overall it's a pretty good set with a good quantity of pieces, accessories, orientation and mounting options. The pieces cut easily with a chop saw and the adhesive strips hold well. That being said there are a few areas that could be improved on:Although the exterior dimension are included it's the inside dimensions that matter. If you have a substantial number of cables or tend to use higher gauge cables, the raceway will probably be too small. Also, the side holes are generally too small for higher gauge wiring; you will have to bend or bust out the piece to allow the cable to pass. That technique will only get you so far, power cables may not fit at all - for example the power cable for my APC line conditioner will not fit.Issue #2 is that the "connector" pieces don't work so well, spacing needs to be near perfect for the clip in tops to work out. I suggest you just butt the tracks together for a cleaner final product. Do your best on the 90 deg corners.IMO - They need to redesign the connectors with something you can snap on the raceway, specifically more like the tops of the raceways. The tedious spacing method they settled on isn't great. Alternatively, the could have provided a "spacer" piece in the kit that is the correct width so that once you remove the adhesive cover you can assure yourself you set it at the correct spacing.

This set worked beautifully behind my open entertainment center. The adhesive sticks very well instantly so you can start running wires right away. Having so many side holes makes running the wires and keeping it clean looking easy! I packed the raceway with all different types of AV cables and the sliding lid stays on tight even when ran vertically.These work so much better than the zipper sleeve cable holders as you can add wires in from anywhere.I did the whole entertainment center (7.2 sound with 8 components; Xbox, tv, AV receiver, etc.) and still have half of these raceways left over to do a desk.It would be cool if they had one oversized raceway or could double them up easily to shove the 40 wires coming out of the receiver to easily be placed inside the raceways. Or one with uneven sides so you can run power cords on one side and all the AV cables on the other to get less interference.Seriously a good product and I will buy from this company again and see what other good products they produce.

Works great for my purposes. Easy to install, my only complaint is I wish it came with enough straight connectors for all pieces.If you have ever worked with metal raceway in an enterprise environment, you know how this stuff works. This is plastic and significantly cheaper (and won’t slice your hand open as easily either).The plastic is easily cut with diagonal cutters for larger cabling, and if you are stuffing it so full that it cannot close, you need more / bigger raceway for your installation.

This was exactly what I need for my messy cord set up! It comes with something for every setup! Must go buy you won’t be disappointed!