3in TV Cable Hider Wall Kit, YCLYC Large TV Cord Hider for Wall Mounted TV, TV Cord Covers for Wires on Wall Kit, Behind in Wall Cable Management Kit, Off White TV Wire Hider for Wall (2Pack)

I ran power cords through the island in my kitchen, rather than wrapped around to get to the side outlets. Fit the hole perfectly, easy to secure, no problems, looks good.

This is a well-made and functional set of cord hider's that allow you to hide unsightly, electrical and media cables behind the wall for a professional looking and clean installation. They are exceptionally easy to use and install. A great value at the price point. Highly recommend.

Ever since I initially used a set of this type of cord covers in a rental home flip that I did many years ago, I've always intended to use them again, in my own home during renovation. Well now that I am in the midst of doing exactly that, I've now installed them once again. Although I am not sure how other people use these, installing wise, I will just describe how I did. Before installing sheetrock, I first installed a 3" PVC pipe assembly into the wall, secured to the studs, using elbows at the entry and exit points of the pipe. Then, I obviously pre-cut holes into the newly affixed sheetrock, which permit these wall-mount cable hiders to affix the the PVC elbows, just inside of the wall. I set them with construction adhesive, ensuring that the pathway from the opening of the cable hider, aligned perfectly to the opening of the PVC elbow and viola! Once the adhesive is fully set, these things are not going anywhere. If you do as I have done, and at the same time of installation, ensured that there was also a power outlet located behind the television mounting location, then you only need to route device-specific cabling. Such as, from any gaming hardware, networking equipment, or other peripherals that you may have sitting on built-in cabinets, furniture, fireplace mantles, or what have you, below said television. If you're able to do an installation like this, it's far superior to having to use unsightly cable guides or top-cap hardware, in an attempt to minimize the unsightliness of cords. Anyhow, we are very pleased with this cable hider kit, and therefore, highly recommend it to others.

The price isn't bad on this. Instalation and mounting was easy and straight forward. I have installed a similar product a few times before so I was familiar with the process.The product comes with all the tools to get the job done. The included hole saw is actually a handy bonus. Its a good size various household projects once you start trying manage cords and cables.Overall I'm pleased with this product. Our Wall mounted TV looks more like a picture frame with all the technology finally hidden!

Good complete set, gets the job done. Rubber cover is not at all a pure white as I tried to show in the pictures. I’m not sure if the covers are paintable or not. For my application though, both will be not in direct view so it’ll still work for me. The included tools make this a good value. Summary below:Pros:Good value at current $16Complete set with hole saw includedCon:This “white” is definitely more of a solid off-white, bordering on beige.

This cord cover is nice and large for threading multiple cords, cables, and wires from inside the wall to devices! We have many speakers throughout our basement that shared the same output stereo. All of these wires came through one hole in the wall in order to connect to the stereo. I used the hole saw to mark the perimeter of the hole on the wall and had to manually cut the hole with a utility knife as all of the wires were already pulled through the hole. Prior to inserting the "plug" of the cover, the rubber top needs to be removed in order to expose the two screws needed to complete the installation. Removal of this rubber top was a bit challenging, but after some patience, I was able to get it removed by gradually prying it off one side at a time (there are four small tabs that hold it in place and each tab needs to be pryed open). Once the plug is inserted into the sheetrock, the screws open up small tabs on the inside of the wall to hold the plug snuggly against the sheetrock -- very simply installation. I pulled the wires through the rubber cover opening and pushed the rubber cover back into place over the plug. It inserted nicely and the entire cover is nice and flush against the wall. It is exactly what I needed to have a nice finished look to the area where the wires fell. I recommend this product.

I use the TV in my bedroom as a computer monitor and I also have a surround sound system connected to it. The mess of wires going up from my desk to the TV were ugly and I was tired of looking at them. These cable hiders were the perfect solution. Simply find space between two studs in your wall and use the included 3 inch hole saw to cut the holes. Fish the wires between the two holes and use these wire hiders to give it all a clean look. Once the desk was back in place and the TV on the wall the wires were completely hidden. I'm very satisfied with this product.

Made it simple to hide the wires from my TV down to my AV Receiver. Installed quickly and easily. The worst thing is snaking the wire through the wall, but that's got nothing to do with this product, that just sucks.

Super easy install with provided hole saw. Everything fits well, holds tight, and the rubber center is nice and flexible to allow wires through and still seal relatively well.A definite improvement over a basic hole in the wall that annoyingly produces more dust and drywall debris as you pull the cables through.