136in Corner Cable Concealer, Corner Cord Hider for One Cord, Wire Covers for Cords, Paintable Corner Cord Cover, Cable Management Channel Cable Raceway for Wall, Floor Baseboard, Ceiling Grey

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• Premium Corner Cord Concealer: Designed for hiding cables in corner walls, behind wall-mounted TVs, along baseboards, or at ceiling corners, and can also be used under desks. ZhiYo corner duct cable raceway made of new quality hard PVC with enhanced flame-retardant properties
• Small Cord Cover - Wide Cable Compatibility: Able to conceal 1 thick cable (like an extension cord) or 2 small cords (like 2 USB cords), as well as standard cables such as a Cat-6/8 Ethernet cable, an HDMI cable, a power cord, 2 x 16-gauge speaker wires, 2 lamp cords, or 2 phone cables
• Fast Installation with Pre-applied Adhesive Tape: Easily line the corner wire concealer on the wall - no connectors needed - and link multiple sections for up to 136in of coverage; More secure adhesion tape to help secure them to the wall, saving your time and no need for additional accessories or cutting. Note: Tape can't be used on textured walls
• Installation Tips: Plan the installation path and position before removing the tape backing; Peel the tape on the wall-facing side of the channel and press it firmly to the wall (no need to peel both sides). This is especially recommended for ceiling corner installation to ensure the better adhesion to the wall
• Paintable & Cuttable: Easily cut the channel to your desired length with a hacksaw - suitable for floor-to-ceiling installations. The corner cable cover can be painted to match your home décor for a neat and clean finish
• Important Wall Installation Tips - Please Read Before Use: The adhesive tape is designed for smooth, clean, and solid surfaces. For textured walls, wallpaper, or delicate finishes, nails or screws are recommended. Removing the tape may cause minor paint peeling or wall marks, which can be repaired with a standard drywall repair kit if needed. To reduce potential damage, peel slowly, apply gentle heat, or use a scraper or small knife if necessary