Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1111 in Home Improvement
• Color: White
• Brand: Wiremold
• Model: C50
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .50" h x 1.00" w x 60.00" l, .40 pounds

Features

• Space-saving concealer of your cables and wires
• Easily snaps open and shut
• Simple self-adhesive backing
• Paint or stain to match your room's color
• Ideal storage solution for networking cables and audio/video wires

Amazon.com Product Description
The Wiremold White Cordmate II 5-foot wire channel is ideal for holding networking cables and audio and video wiring. The self-adhesive backing is easily attached onto baseboards or walls, and the white channel can be painted or stained to match a room's color. The channel snaps open and shut, and it includes a hinged raceway for added convenience.

Customer Reviews

works great!
I used this to hide 3 speaker wires and two cables from my directv PVR. and they all fit!

LOVE THIS STUFF
I ran my 4 separate monster xp speaker wires along where the ceiling and the wall meet. Then I put my crown moulding over it. It help keep everything together and made it easy to put up 5.25 inch moulding over it without the wires all over the place! In one direction there are 4 wires that fit nice in the channel and in the other direction I ran the CAT5e, Coaxial Cable and Phone line to the dining area. Very easy to use and cut. I also used all the corner pieces and then the three way channel to bring the wires down into a small hole in the drywall and out behind the cabinet so I didn't have to see anything and not one dryawall repair needed. Nice stuff.

To the point
Works *exactly* as advertised. Note that it's only 1" wide and *is* 60" long so you do get the full five feet. Good solid plastic material and seems like a quality product.

> Setup: One 52" Sony XBR LCD hanging on the wall. Wall mount has the lower base of the TV about 40" off the ground. All my compenents are installed in a media center that is about 20" high.
> I had one monster HDMI cable, one Sony XBR LCD power cord, 5 Bose speaker wires.
> Material needed - hacksaw
> I needed two runs since all these cables will not fit into one slot.
> 22" for each run and I used the other 6" for covering one front speaker wire from the side to the back of the LCD.
> Use a *sharp* hacksaw to make your cuts.
> Run 1: HDMI plus 2 speaker wires; Run 2: power cord plus 3 speaker wires.
> Insert cables into wiremold track; snap together and put up against wall - do not take off adhesive strip at this point.
> Use a level and mark where you will install it.
> Remember to extend the molding at least 1" at each end to make sure the wires are well hiden. I went 2".
> Install the two runs side by side which makes it look like one run.
> Peel off backing, line your molding to your markings and apply pressure for each run.
> Looks great.
> Total time - 10 minutes
> DONE