You can paint an electrical cord, but it's not recommended. The paint can act as an insulator, which can cause the cord to overheat and potentially start a fire.
If you're looking to hide cords in your living room, there are a few different ways you can do it. One option is to use cord coverings, which can be found at most home improvement stores. Another option is to tuck the cords behind furniture or into wall crevices. If you're really looking to hide cords, you can also have them professionally installed by an electrician.
If your desk is anything like mine, it's probably covered in a tangle of electronic cords. Here are a few tips for organizing your cords and keeping them tidy: 1. Use cord clips or ties to keep cords together and organized. This will help prevent cords from getting tangled and make it easier to find the one you need. 2. Label your cords with a sharpie so you know which cord goes to which device. This is especially helpful if you have multiple devices with similar cords. 3. Wrap excess cord around a pencil or pen so it doesn
There are a few ways to cover electrical cords. One way is to use cord covers. Cord covers are available in a variety of materials, including plastic, rubber, and metal. They come in different sizes to fit different cord diameters, and they can be glued or screwed into place. Another way to cover electrical cords is to use tape. Electrical tape is available in a variety of colors, and it can be used to create patterns or designs on the cord. Tape can also be used to secure cords to walls or other surfaces. Finally, cords can be hidden by
4.7/5
$234
I'm going to stop being considered a handyman. It was so easy to use that I had to tell my wife to "look over there" while pointing in the opposite way. I took less than 60 seconds to slide the bulky orange power cord into the available slot. I sprayed water on my face and began to pant hard. I just hope she doesn't figure out how easy it was to put the cord in the cover and set it on the ground.I had no reason to cut it because the length (six feet or 1.8 meters) was just what I required out of the box. Another chance to demonstrate my abilities was lost. In order to prevent tripping, it is keeping the rope beneath a doorway with a two-inch ledge leading into the garage. I missed my opportunity to evaluate the durability. At least I know it won't sneak up on me at night and trip me.It has a more polished appearance than duct tape. And without meaning to be a snot, it clearly states "Made in USA." A free language lesson is included. Additionally, there are how-to graphics for people who dislike reading instructions.
4.5/5
BUY ONE (LARGE) GET ONE MORE (MEDIUM) For each quantity of one purchase, you will a package of 2 cable organizer boxes which gives you more space to storage your extra power stripsm surges protectors etc in study room.
SPACE SAVING - The lid of our box is also available as a tray to store smartphones or other small devices.
KIDS & PETS FRIENDLY - It protect kids and pets from directly touching the power strips and other electrical equipment and meanwhile reclaim lost floor and desk space with a simple solution for cable and cord management.
ELECTRICALLY INSULATED - With 2 cable outlets either side of the box, electrical insulated ABS material allow you to safely manage and customize your cable wire cord plug organization or clean-up effort.
ONE STOP PERFECT SOLUTION - Take control of computer and electronics cord clutter without unplugging anything. You can store all of your outlet cables in any rooms and keep all your accessory cables always tidy and dust free.
$234
It's practical for routing wires through it, no? Of course. Sure, it is. Also remember to put your power strip inside of it!These Baskiss Boxes, Power-Strips, and all of the wires and plugs you enter into them may also be packed inside of it.The unsightly wires, power strips, and plugs that may easily clutter your workspace, computer, TV, DVD, Blu-ray, and gaming environments are all neatly hidden and kept out of sight with the help of these black Baskiss Boxes.Small, medium, and some larger wires, cables, and cords can be gently and neatly passed through the open openings on both sides of the Baskiss Boxes without seeming jumbled or chaotic and without getting in the way.Each of the Baskiss Boxes has a lid that covers the top. Put your wires and power strips in this storage container, and then cover it with the lid provided.Important drawback: If the power strips' wires and plugs are closer to either end of the unit, the Baskiss Boxes can accommodate them more easily. In order to fit all of the wires comfortably into the storage unit, they usually need to be near to the open slits on either side of the box. Although it's not a major issue and isn't a deal-breaker, I discovered it when I tried to store a power strip with numerous wires and connectors inside of the Baskiss Box.The good news is that you get a lot of content!three distinct Baskiss storage modules (1 Small, 1 Medium, 1 Large)plus about 50 wire ties (Velcro Straps)plus Plastic Twine (several)
4.4/5
Cut to desired length using utility knife | Easy to lay flat, put next to heat source to become pliable
Made in USA - High Quality Solid Rubber | Ribbed bottom provides additional traction to prevent sliding | Perfect for home and office. Organize and protect your computer wires, power extension cords and ethernet network cables across the room | Low profile to reduce tripping
Channel Size: 0.75"W x 0.3125"H | Overall Width: 3.25"; Overall Height: 0.5625"
Length: 5 Feet | Color: Brown | Cord Protector comes SLIT on the center channel for universal installation over connected wires and cables. No need to disconnect or unplug anything
This is Raw Rubber, imperfections and scuffing are natural and expected like all rubber products. Brand New Items may have a thin white coating; this is part of the blooming process and is referred to as "rubber bloom" and expected with this product. This bloom can be mostly removed by cleaning with your preferred cleaner based on where you want to place the cord cover
$234
Based on some of the other reviews, which I believe raised valid concerns regarding appearance and usability, I was a little hesitant about these. Fortunately, I didn't have the issues that others have. In order to conceal some speaker and network cables in my living room, I got the 25-foot brown cord cover.The cord cover had no issue laying flat for the first 15 to 20 feet or so. You can see a slight increase in the rear length where it passes beneath the entertainment center in the attached shot. Otherwise, I didn't have to do anything to get it to lay flat. To make it easier to work with, I rolled out the length, put thick books on both ends, and let it sit flat for a few days.Although I haven't used it yet, the inner section of the coil does have trouble laying flat. When I do, I'll utilize the methods that others have recommended, such as coiling it up in the opposite direction, placing it in a sink, covering it with boiling water, and then laying it down flat when it's most malleable.The color really much matched my expectations. I requested brown, and I received a lovely medium brown. As you can see, it stands out against the hardwood, but after a few days, I discovered that I had stopped noticing. I discovered that I didn't need to use any adhesive tape to keep it in place because of where I have it and the fact that it is fairly well secured at both ends. It generally remains put unless I'm struggling to move.The cord cover is no difficulty for my ILife robot vacuum cleaner; it slides easily over it without any issues, tangles, or pushing.There were two aspects about this cord cover that I didn't like. The first is that despite its width, which was narrower than I anticipated and approximately 1.5 times narrower than a regular 12-oz soda can's diameter, it can't actually carry much. With two pairs of 12-gauge speaker wires and an antenna cord, the first cord cover was completely filled, so I needed to use two of them to connect my entertainment center to my surround sound speakers. In all fairness, 12-gauge wire is somewhat thick; perhaps I could have fit them all in if I had been using the usual thin speaker cables I had previously used.Another reviewer pointed out that these are dust/lint magnets, which is the second minor concern. I have no idea where this lint comes from, but within a few hours, both cable cover lengths were covered in clear lint. Additionally, there were no children or pets living in the house, which was generally immaculate. My suspicion is that this is just regular debris that typically finds its way into a corner or underneath furniture after being blown around and entering through open windows, being tracked in from the outdoors, etc. Well, it now accumulates on these cord coverings and adheres to the rubber. Oh well, this gives me extra motivation to vacuum more frequently.I believe these are adequate overall. They are broader than I anticipated, but I should have measured them before. They don't contain exactly as much as I would want, but they perform the job with the least amount of hassle. They lay rather well where you put them and are simple to cut to length with a box cutter. You might not even require carpet tape or another type of double-sided tape, depending on where you place them. Overall, I'm happy with the product, and using this cord cover is far less expensive than hiring an expert to run these wires for me through the walls and underneath the floor.
4.4/5
SECURE MANY CORDS WITH THREE LARGE CHANNELS: Power and electrical cords, extension cords, coax cables, ethernet cables, and other wires can be stored securely in three deep channels. The middle channel (0.93 x 0.42 inches in size) holds up to five power cords or ten ethernet cables. Two side channels (0.75 x 0.39 inches) each hold one power cord or two ethernet cables. (Note: the three channels for this cord protector come unopened. They can be easily opened with scissors or a knife.)
YELLOW STRIPES ON TOP FOR VISIBILITY AND SAFETY: Bright yellow stripes run along the length of the top of the cord protector so that it is safely visible. (Note: yellow stripes are non-reflective.)
FLEXIBLE ODOR-FREE PVC MATERIAL IS EASY TO UNROLL & CUT: Floor cord protector is made of heavy-duty, flexible, black PVC. Unlike rubber floor cord protectors, this PVC version has no bad smell out of the box, is easy to unroll, and needs no additional treatment (heating, boiling) to lay flat. The PVC is easy to cut to any length with a knife or strong scissors. PVC provides extra insulation for speaker wires and home theater cables.
SAFELY CONCEALS & SECURES UNSIGHTLY CORDS: Black floor cord cover efficiently hides and protects cords, wires, and cables, helping to keep floor areas clear and safe. Flat exterior surface helps prevent tripping and allows wheels and carts to roll over smoothly. Anti-slip texture on the bottom prevents sliding on smooth floors. Each unit is 6.5 feet (2 meters) in length, and is 0.67 inches tall and 3.27 inches wide on the outside. Tape / adhesive not included.
PERFECT INDOORS & OUTDOORS: Cable protectors and cord covers are suitable for offices, homes, workshops, warehouses, concerts / events, or outdoor settings. Slim size fits under furniture and along any surface or edge. Can be used as electrical cord protector or extension cord cover.
$234
In a middle school, I serve as the tech specialist. Over the years, I've experimented with various cord coverings to manage cords on classroom floors and in computer labs. For the price, this is the best I have yet discovered. This cable cover has a higher cord capacity than most, which is crucial for me in my position. I can "easily" run five or more ethernet cords plus a computer cart power cord, which is a little longer than the typical cpu power cord. To pass the other connections through, I cut the two side channels. Scissors worked well to cut the material. I tape down the cord cover's edges to keep it in place on the floor because it's difficult to get it to lay flat. To ensure that no residue is left on any of the surfaces, I prefer to use gaffers tape (not the cheap sort).Anyone who needs to protect more than two cords will appreciate this cord cover. One computer cart power cord and five Ethernet cords in the computer lab are all snugly accommodated by the cord cover.The only other cord cover that could handle as many cords, if not more, was made of hard plastic, but after 10 months of continual foot traffic, the top cracked.
4.1/5
Pressure sensitive tap included with this product.
FLOOR CORD COVER: Perfect cord concealer for floors and countertops made of rubber to hides cords, ethernet cables, power cables and wires
EASY INSTALLATION: Simply cut to your desired length using scissors or utility knife. The self-adhesive backing makes it easy to install on any surface
AVAILBE SIZE AND COLOR: Available 5 feet long (60 Inches). The card opening size is of 2 1/2" L x 7/16" H x 1/2" W. Available colors- brown, ivory, black and grey
DURABLE FLOOR CORD COVER: Durable low profile that protects cords and reduces tripping hazard
It conceals cabling and cords while creating a smooth, trip-free surface
APPLIES TO ANY FLOORING SURFACE: Includes pressure sensitive tape that can be applied to any flooring surface (For inside use only)
$234
Because it met my needs and beyond my expectations based on other people's reviews, I gave this product five stars. As previous reviewers have noted, there are two main complaints about this product, so only buy it if you're okay with these minor problems and/or potential fixes.Rubber, the material used to make the product, has a memory when heated up during the coiling process, especially near the coil's center. The following easy measures can be taken to fix this very quickly:1. Take the product out of the container, and without stretching it, put the entire coil in the sink. Install a stopper in the sink to prevent water from draining out.2. Bring water in a sizable stockpot to a boil.3. Pour the boiling water over the coil and watch it miraculously transform back into its original shape, like a huge shrinky-dink snake, while wearing the proper personal protection equipment and following all essential safety steps to prevent scalding.4. Give it a few minutes to soak in the hot water. Then, take it out using some tongs, allow it to drip dry for a brief period of time, and lay it out on the ground. Within less than 15 minutes, the curl will be completely gone.The second issue that the majority of individuals experience is that because the product labeling was coiled before the ink had a chance to completely dry, ink from the underside was transferred to the exposed surface. On first glance, it makes it appear a little scuffed and dirty, and unless you went on your hands and knees and looked closely, you wouldn't realize it was ink. Although I found this appearance to be acceptable, I experimented a little in an effort to find a solution and discovered that with a finish sander, a lot of time, and patience, you can make it appear a little nicer. Please take note that while using this procedure does remove ink, it genuinely gets scuffed and unclean, not just the way it "appeared" to be. You could certainly make it seem spotless with enough time, effort, and sandpaper, but in my opinion, it isn't really worth that much time, work, and sandpaper.
4.1/5
LOW PROFILE: Rounded surface provides a seamless solution for concealing cables, extension cords and wires without snags and allows wheels to easily roll over cover
EASY INSTALLATION: Avoid unnecessary cutting with the pre-split channel on bottom of cord cover, secures easily to most surfaces using double-sided tape (included)
SAFETY: Run HDMI cables, power strips, surge protectors, and other cords across open floors, countertops, or walls without the hazard of tripping or damage of cables
PERFECT SIZE: This cord cover comes 6 feet long and 2-1/2 inches wide, but can be cut to accommodate shorter distances, ensuring a perfect fit for any home or work space
DURABLE: PVC material is flexible, yet strong, perfect for open areas that encounter lots of traffic, such as event venues or warehouses
$234
Because I had a workstation in the middle of the room without an outlet, I purchased this. I thought this could be helpful because my robot vacuum was experiencing issues with the cord.I rolled it out and placed a few books on it, and I had no trouble getting it to stand up straight. I then trimmed it down and covered the cord.It lays flat, enhances the appearance of the space, and serves as a small ramp for my Eufy. I'd be good to go if I could only adjust the height of my entertainment centre, where it constantly gets stuck.
4.1/5
LOW PROFILE: Rounded surface provides a seamless solution for concealing cables, extension cords and wires without snags and allows wheels to easily roll over cover
EASY INSTALLATION: Avoid unnecessary cutting with the pre-split channel on bottom of cord cover, secures easily to most surfaces using double-sided tape (included)
SAFETY: Run HDMI cables, power strips, surge protectors, and other cords across open floors, countertops, or walls without the hazard of tripping or damage of cables
PERFECT SIZE: This cord cover comes 6 feet long and 2-1/2 inches wide, but can be cut to accommodate shorter distances, ensuring a perfect fit for any home or work space
DURABLE: PVC material is flexible, yet strong, perfect for open areas that encounter lots of traffic, such as event venues or warehouses
$234
Because it met my needs and beyond my expectations based on other people's reviews, I gave this product five stars. As previous reviewers have noted, there are two main complaints about this product, so only buy it if you're okay with these minor problems and/or potential fixes.Rubber, the material used to make the product, has a memory when heated up during the coiling process, especially near the coil's center. The following easy measures can be taken to fix this very quickly:1. Take the product out of the container, and without stretching it, put the entire coil in the sink. Install a stopper in the sink to prevent water from draining out.2. Bring water in a sizable stockpot to a boil.3. Pour the boiling water over the coil and watch it miraculously transform back into its original shape, like a huge shrinky-dink snake, while wearing the proper personal protection equipment and following all essential safety steps to prevent scalding.4. Give it a few minutes to soak in the hot water. Then, take it out using some tongs, allow it to drip dry for a brief period of time, and lay it out on the ground. Within less than 15 minutes, the curl will be completely gone.The second issue that the majority of individuals experience is that because the product labeling was coiled before the ink had a chance to completely dry, ink from the underside was transferred to the exposed surface. On first glance, it makes it appear a little scuffed and dirty, and unless you went on your hands and knees and looked closely, you wouldn't realize it was ink. Although I found this appearance to be acceptable, I experimented a little in an effort to find a solution and discovered that with a finish sander, a lot of time, and patience, you can make it appear a little nicer. Please take note that while using this procedure does remove ink, it genuinely gets scuffed and unclean, not just the way it "appeared" to be. You could certainly make it seem spotless with enough time, effort, and sandpaper, but in my opinion, it isn't really worth that much time, work, and sandpaper.
4.1/5
Ultimate Messy Power Strip Solution: Get rid of the clutter and ugly cables while presenting a sleek and tidy appearance with our easy to use cable management box, which is perfect for TVs and computers. Hide power strips, surge protectors, and store wires with our hassle-free installation.
Valuable Cable Box Kits: Meet your need to hide multiple sized outlets. Large 15.9" (L) x 6.2" (W) x 5.4" (H), fits 12 outlets; medium 12.6" (L) x 5.3" (W) x 5.1" (H), fits 6–8 outlets. Power strip and chargers are not included.
Kids & Pets Friendly: The electrically insulated cable box organizer with click lock lids helps to keep dangerous power strips or electrical equipment out of the reach of young children and pets.
Heavy-duty Material: Made with tough ABS high-density plastic that is an impact resistant, fire retardant surface, this surge protector box has been fully tested to manage anything your outlet ends up needing.
Easy Access to Cables: The two side doors in the wire box let you easily plug in and organize cables to link to all of your electronics. The best solution to conceal and store messy cables. The upgraded rubber feet allow for a steady hold on the floor or on the desk.
$234
Finally organising all of my cables and cords has made me feel so much better. I felt sick just from looking at all those cords tangled together. Since my walls are light colours, the white boxes blend in. You have the choice of threading cords entirely through one end or both ends. I made the decision to put my powerful surge protector cord through one end while the other cords were threaded through the other. Additionally, I bought label bands that let me know which plug goes with which component. I reorganised my entire office because the neatly organised cords gave me such inspiration.
4.1/5
FLOOR CORD COVER: Wiremold Corduct Overfloor Cord Protector is perfect cord concealer for floors and countertops with hides cords, ethernet cables, power cables and wires. Wiremold Floor Cord Cover conceals cabling and cords while creating a smooth, trip-free surface
BEST SELLER CORD COVER: Wiremold Corduct Overfloor Cord Protector is the Amazon’s Best Choice and it also comes with a manufacturer's warranty of 1 year
AVAILABLE SIZE AND COLOR: Wiremold Floor Cord Cover is available 5 feet long (60 Inches). And the card opening size is 11.2" L x 11.2" H x 3.2" W. Rubber duct floor cord cover is available three different color- brown, ivory, black and gray color
DURABLE FLOOR CORD COVER: A Durable low profile that protects cords and reduces tripping hazard
EASY INSTALLATION CORD COVER: Wiremold Floor cord cover offers flexibility while installing the product. If you need a different size, simply cut the covers to your desired length using scissors or utility knife. The self-adhesive backing makes it easy to install on any surface
APPLIES TO ANY FLOORING SURFACE: Wiremold Corduct Overfloor Cord Protector includes pressure sensitive tape so that can be applied to any flooring surface (For inside use only)
$234
Because it met my needs and beyond my expectations based on other people's reviews, I gave this product five stars. As previous reviewers have noted, there are two main complaints about this product, so only buy it if you're okay with these minor problems and/or potential fixes.Rubber, the material used to make the product, has a memory when heated up during the coiling process, especially near the coil's center. The following easy measures can be taken to fix this very quickly:1. Take the product out of the container, and without stretching it, put the entire coil in the sink. Install a stopper in the sink to prevent water from draining out.2. Bring water in a sizable stockpot to a boil.3. Pour the boiling water over the coil and watch it miraculously transform back into its original shape, like a huge shrinky-dink snake, while wearing the proper personal protection equipment and following all essential safety steps to prevent scalding.4. Give it a few minutes to soak in the hot water. Then, take it out using some tongs, allow it to drip dry for a brief period of time, and lay it out on the ground. Within less than 15 minutes, the curl will be completely gone.The second issue that the majority of individuals experience is that because the product labeling was coiled before the ink had a chance to completely dry, ink from the underside was transferred to the exposed surface. On first glance, it makes it appear a little scuffed and dirty, and unless you went on your hands and knees and looked closely, you wouldn't realize it was ink. Although I found this appearance to be acceptable, I experimented a little in an effort to find a solution and discovered that with a finish sander, a lot of time, and patience, you can make it appear a little nicer. Please take note that while using this procedure does remove ink, it genuinely gets scuffed and unclean, not just the way it "appeared" to be. You could certainly make it seem spotless with enough time, effort, and sandpaper, but in my opinion, it isn't really worth that much time, work, and sandpaper.
4/5
Hook and loop design on rear of D-Line cable management grip Strip, acts as a cable cover only for use on closed loop and commercial office carpet.
Cable organizer for under desks or around the perimeter of commercial style Closed loop office floors.
D-Line cable management grip Strip is supplied Coiled and simply uncoils to lay flat.
To install D-Line cable organizer grip Strip, simply scissor cut length to required size - pinch cables - lay over flat length
Easy to remove, reusable, no adhesive residue to clean up.
$234
Although I am aware that this cord protector was made for carpeting found in offices or other commercial settings, where the threads are looped over one another, it has performed admirably on the domestic carpets in my flat. Despite not knowing what to anticipate, I was happy! The velcro doesn't lie down completely flush and there are some spots where it bubbles up, as you can see in my photos, but I haven't had any issues with it coming away from the floor, and it has definitely reduced the chance that I'll trip over my extension chord. Even after several sessions of vacuuming over the Grip Strips, they haven't come undone or moved at all.The hook portion of a strip of industrial-strength velcro serves as the cord cover. The breadth, which was wider than the industrial-strength velcro strips one can purchase at the hardware store, pleased me and the pricing was reasonable. I thought about purchasing long strips of sturdy velcro, but it would have left me with the soft felt portion, which is useless on its own and wasn't necessary for my needs.I'm pleased with this cord protector and won't think twice about buying more if necessary. Because it was simple to trim this one into an angle to go around a corner, I prefer it to the easily available hard plastic ones (see pic). The hard plastic ones need carpet tape or adhesive strips to keep them in place because they cannot be cut and will not bend around a corner. Not having to deal with sticky double-sided tape that can leave a residue on my carpet is a huge perk.
There are a few ways to hide coaxial cable. One way is to use a cord cover. Cord covers can be found at most home improvement stores and are relatively easy to install. Another way to hide coaxial cable is to run it through the wall. This requires a little more work, but it will give your home a more polished look.
There are a few ways to hide electrical cords on hardwood floors. One way is to use cord covers. Cord covers are plastic or metal pieces that fit over the cord and blend in with the floor. Another way is to use cord clips. Cord clips attach the cord to the floor and can be hidden behind furniture. Finally, you can use cord concealers. Cord concealers are devices that fit over the cord and blend in with the floor.
If you're looking to hide extension cords from baseboards, there are a few things you can do. One option is to use cord covers, which can be found at most hardware stores. Another option is to use furniture to cover the cords. Finally, you can use rugs or carpeting to cover the cords.
If you have cords and power strips that you need to hide, there are a few options. You can use cord management tools to coil and secure cords so they are out of the way. You can also use cord concealers, which are plastic or metal tracks that you can attach to the floor, baseboard, or wall to hide cords. Finally, you can use furniture to cover cords. Place a desk, dresser, or console table against the wall where the cords are and drape the cords over the back or under the furniture.
There are a few ways to hide the wires on the floor. One way is to use cord covers. Cord covers are available in a variety of colors and can be easily installed. Another way is to use wire management products. Wire management products can be used to neatly tuck away wires. Finally, you can use floor mats or rugs to cover up the wires.
If you have unsightly cords running along your walls or floors, there are a few ways to hide them. You can use cord covers or cord management systems to cover the cords and keep them out of sight. You can also tuck the cords behind furniture or rugs. If the cords are short, you can use zip ties or velcro strips to keep them together and out of the way.
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