Alex Tech 10ft - 1/2 inch Cord Protector Wire Loom Tubing Cable Sleeve Split Sleeving for USB Cable Power Cord Audio Video Cable – Protect Cat from Chewing Cords - White

Cat was chewing at wires and as cat owners know those liddle fellas are stubborn. So to try and stop him chewing wires we put in covers and used this product to cover up wires that were still reachable. So far he hasn’t gone back and seems to have found other obsessions. So all in all very happy, it hid the cable and was very lightweight, easy to put on the wires and great value for the price.

Works as described and the instruction are clear and repeated in different places, so if a set is ever lost, there'll be a back-up somewhere.

it's a good product , but with hindsight I can't really work out how to use it as the wiring behind the tv is everywhere , wifi , tv , home entertainment , virgin , dvd all the wires are different lengths and some are so long the bundles of excess wire wont fit into this pipe , the options are build a false panel and hide the wiring behind it , stuff it all into a box , or pay an expert to make all the wires to the desired length and create a wiring loom using product like this

My under stairs is so much neater with all the cables hidden away. Easy to use, cut to size and tuck the cables in - simple!

Great. Easy to cut to size and fit. Burn the ends with a match to stop fraying. I got 4 leads (power leads on table lamps, USB cables) in the half inch version. You'd struggle to get more and if you are trying to cover leads on more powerful items with thicker cable, you should assume two or three at most for this size (but I see they do bigger versions).

verage product, but it does it's function...Suggest a few cable ties with it because it slides

Brilliant cable tidy highly recommend. Very happy with my purchase

We have cats, cats are fatally attracted to wires. We have a giant Maine Coon with very big teeth and strong jaws. It’s an endless job keeping him from behind the Living Room TV, the other two TVs are wall mounted. I have encased most of the wires in this braiding, especially those cables that haven’t been transformed down… a Maine Coon costs way, way more than a damaged cable, or even a broken TV… at the moment, he is more attracted to the braiding than he was to the unprotected cables, I don’t think he has yet managed to bite through. The low voltage cables I’ve left protected only by this braiding, the bulk of the cables I’ve bundled together and wrapped in a neoprene anti cat bite covering with Velcro seals, the large size of these bundles doesn’t appear to interest him. I suspect the extremely sensitive Consumer Unit would trip out way before biting the cable would do him permanent harm, you only have to show an outlet a glass of water and it trips out.