D-Line 30ft White Corner Cable Concealer Multipack, Floor Wire Hider, Quarter Round Cord Cover, Organize Cords in Corners, Floor Molding - 6X 5ft Lengths & Accessories

I’ve purchased different sizes and lengths along with the accessories, it’s an excellent product, easy to use, adhesive is strong easy to install, I’ve used it on tiled, wood and drywall surfaces Depending on the conditions and surface one is securing it to, such as a drywall surface, it may require the use of a couple of fasteners this too is easily done, as recommended and detailed in the instructions which are concise and easy to follow.

I needed an easy and clean way to hide some surround sound speaker wires and figured I’d try this product. They came in pristine condition - no cracks, kinks, or scuffs. I agree with some other reviewers that there are not enough connectors supplied with this 30 foot kit, but fortunately for me I was using it for a 22’ long straight run plus a couple shorter pieces and had enough connectors handy. The adhesive worked very well for me - but be careful once it’s on the wall, it’s stuck there so take your time to line things up. I found the channel easy enough to open and close and didn’t have any issues with it breaking. To cut to length I used a Dremel since I don’t have a hack saw and it worked great. Overall it was easy to use and looks great.

Pros: The quality of the product seems better than others. The PVC doesn't seem really cheap or flimsy. It's easy to cut as long as you use the appropriate tool. I purchased the one called "Wire Duct Cutter from Electriduct" also sold on Amazon. and it works great. Cons: They only included 1 "L" flat piece to make turns. This is crazy considering this is the package that includes a total of 30ft of raceway. That should be an indication that the person may need to make multiple turns unless they are running against a 30ft continuous wall with a straight shot. I ended up purchasing one additional accessory cover package for an additional 10 bucks and that only gave me one additional L bracket. I spent another 30 bucks in purchasing the cover pieces separate from a different retailer. Value rating: 2 stars out of 5. Functionality and quality rating: 4 to 5 stars out of 5.

Work good, hide the wires, looks clean now

Fantastic product! Installed for our home theater in about an hour. Easy to do, forgiving with cover design, looks great. Wish I'd known about d-line earlier. The eet solution to a common problem. Side bonus: wife helped me and we're not discussing divorce like after most house projects.

My goal was to route a pair ( right and left ) speaker wires from my home theater amplifier to a pair of rear speakers. This route required the Dline to be placed along the baseboard molding and the perimeter of sliding glass doors to finally reach the rear wall where the speakers were located. My first issue and major issue was that the self adhesive was very weak. The Dline sections would literally fall off the wall (painted smooth wall board) especially around the sliding glass doors. The Dline sections fell off even before the wires were installed. To remedy this, I fastened the Dline sections to the wall using self tapping screws. My second issue was that I intended to use 12 AWG speaker wires but this gage wire was too large to fit in the Dline sections, especially around tight right angle turns. To remedy this, I used 16 AWG wire. Overall, the installation looks good but the effort was much more than I anticipated.

Easy to install. Foam tape is pre applied to entire length of each stick. Adhesion to baseboard is excellent, so position it correctly the first time.

Plan ahead and know how you’ll lay it out before you start. And make sure you are installing it with the opening on the same side everywhere (I got mine flipped and did a miter cut the wrong way once or twice). Also, you’ll need a good miter box and saw (I used a miter box with a hack saw and it worked pretty well). Be careful when you’re sticking them to the wall - they stick very firmly!! Also plan for a little waist (mistakes, end pieces that end up being too short to use, etc). Overall this worked well, and I recommend it.