Wiremold NMW1 5' Length CordMate Wire Channel - White

Very sleek wire mold which was easy to install with double sided sticky tape. I give it 4 starts for two reasons. The first reason is that is is a little hard to take part the two pieces. The second reason is that it is very thin meaning you can not fit many wires. I was able to fit a power cable and hdmi cable but it is pretty tight and dont know if I could fit anything much else.

it would be a benefit to find a means of perforating the back of the channel for easier fastening to the surface. For example, with the fasteners I decided to use with this channel (because none are provided), it took some time to get the screw to start to sink within the plastic before i could attach the channel to the surface. If there were a system of predetermined holes or shallow dents within the channel, it would have been easier to install.Before installing, it was very difficult to separate the channel's outside for the backside, if a part of it had some kind of tab that would help release the front groove from the back, then i would not have been so frustrated.but in the end, it looks nice and holds the wires well without having the wire-clutter look on the walls and ceiling.sure, you would say, channel it behind and within, but hey, i am in an old stone house with thick plaster walls and no way of finding studs --- this was the most convenient means to accomplish the task.

Does the job it's supposed to do: Hide the wires. Plus, it's easy to paint over. Once you snap the front cover over the bottom, it won't be easy to take back off, so have all the wires in before you snap it shut. I was able to fit two 16 gauge speaker wires, a subwoofer cable and a CATV cable in one with no problem. Have a little hack saw handy to cut to desired length, or just use a knife to make an initial cut, then you can just bend it back and forth a few times along that cut line and it will snap evenly. Very easy to manage.

I got this thinking it would be wide enought to fit at least HDMI,Power Cord. More like one or the other. very small, Contacted company took them over a week to respond only with amazon pushing on them.. do not buy from this company or item.. The same one is at Home Depot for 9 dollars, Go see it first before you get it here if you still want to.

I got a bunch of these (6) along with corner brackets, couplers, etc off of Amazon because Home Depot was asking about 2x as much if I recall correctly on average. I'm just going to review this item, all of the other wiremold products are great too though.They don't come with any sort of mounting stuff, though if you order the couplers it comes with screws and drywall sinks. So make sure you have what you need to secure it to your surface. Drill / screws / sinks if sheetrock or plaster.I was able to fit 2 extension cord wires in a single rail, though not without a fight. These were rounded cables and not too thick, I don't know the thickness exactly but it was designed to handle 12A, so not too heavy duty. In another rail running paralell to it I was able to fit 2x cat5e network cable and two pairs of speaker wire (small gauge) with room to spare.I had to do lots of cuts which I did with a jigsaw. I wasn't worried about them being too clean as all the cut ends were going in couplers or brackets, but I'd imagine with some patience you could get a nice clean cut with a box knife.Oh and Amazon ships each one individually at least in my case. So, if you're ordering a lot expect to have a lot of cardboard you need to recycle or otherwise get rid of. And also when I ordered I could only do three at a time so I had to wait for the first ones to arrive before I ordered the rest.