Cable Trunking Raceway 192" Brown Self-Adhesive Paintable Cord Management for TV, Speakers, and Computer Wires, Wood Tone Raceway Includes Junction Pieces, 0.8" x 0.4" x 192" by Easylife Tech

The media could not be loaded. RECOMMENDATION:We rate this conduit a ‘BUY’. Installs easily, looks good when mounted on medium-stain wood, and can handle multiple cables at one time.THE GOOD:1. Looks good and does not stand out when mounted to medium-stain wood. This is what we purchased it for and works well in that capacity. See video.2. Includes connectors that pretty much cover all possible situations. Just be aware that you do have to custom cut these using something like a box knife, so you may not feel comfortable doing that. And be sure to take all precautions when doing that. Using a ‘cutting glove’ is recommended – these are readily available on Amazon by searching otn he above term.3. Easy to install. An adhesive foam backing is pre-installed on all conduits, and the top of the conduit comes completely off to install cables. And, it is easy to re-attach the top when you have the cable in the conduit.4. Can handle multiple cables at one time. This will depend upon the thickness of the cable of course, but I have been getting about 3 CAT5-type cables into a single conduit.THE BAD:1. The adhesive on the foam backing is not the strongest, so you may need to augment this with some double-sided tape.2. The connectors clip on, but can be pretty loose in various situations, so you may want to apply some double-sided tape in this situation as well.

These hide my cables very well. Matched my wood walls so cables stay well hidden. Easy to trim to size and install.

Looks good against the wood walls we have.

After installing track lights I had exposed wires running between the open beams. The color of the raceway was a perfect match for my application on my natural wood ceiling. This makes it very difficult to see the raceway in the photo! Buy its there!I was skeptical about the adhesive but so far it is holding quite securely. If it come loose in the future I'll add two or three short screws on the inside of raceway. The cover snaps on easily and stays put. I needed to trim the length to fit. This was easy to do. I used a plier pipe cutter made for small diameter PVC pipe. Beautiful cut and square

I was able to work around the bent parts some, but sucks they were bent real bad.

They hold 2 speaker wires (14 gauge) and 3 speaker wires (18 or 20 gauge) which I wasn't sure would work. It is a tight fit but has no problem. The color works well with the paneling and stained wood in the room.

This raceway is great for managing cable runs indoors when you don't want to open up your walls. A good match for medium and lighter stained wood baseboards and trim, and good adhesion to painted drywall. I used a small jigsaw to cut them to the right size, and the joints work well at corners. Be sure to plan properly for each joint as they require some adjustment depending on what kind of bend/corner. Plenty of room for two network cables, and the cover snaps on securely and stays in place. Nice product!

We have a natural-finished wood-beam ceiling from the 1970s. This conduit hides the wiring beautifully.