Cable Raceway Kit, Stageek Cable Management System Open Slot Wiring Raceway Duct with Cover, On-Wall Concealer Organizer for Cable Pass to Hide Wires Cords for TVs, Computers - 9x15.4inch, Black

I saw the good reviews and figured I would give this product a go, and now I am adding to the reviews. The raceways are easy to install and work very well. The underside of my home office desk has never looked so great!

Works great for my purposes. Easy to install, my only complaint is I wish it came with enough straight connectors for all pieces.If you have ever worked with metal raceway in an enterprise environment, you know how this stuff works. This is plastic and significantly cheaper (and won’t slice your hand open as easily either).The plastic is easily cut with diagonal cutters for larger cabling, and if you are stuffing it so full that it cannot close, you need more / bigger raceway for your installation.

I was a little apprehensive because it comes in pieces that you put together, rather than one big long piece like the one from Startech. It's also not as tall, so it won't hold as many cables, but that turned out to be a good thing. It has a lower profile, so it can't be seen behind the motor and support frame of my sit/stand desk.I have my PC, monitor, wired speakers, office phone, a couple chargers and a lamp on my desk top. There were a lot of cords of various lengths going every which way, and it was just ugly, especially with the desk at standing height. Now all of that mess is completely invisible from the front. To top it off, I have enough parts left over to do a whole other desk! I just made a straight run from one side of the desk to the other, but the kit has parts that let you make 90 degree angles too.Others have mentioned that the holes are a little small for thick cords to pass through. Your typical PC power cord fits nicely, but a heavily insulated HDMI cable might not. I was more concerned about not being able to fit all of the cords in the raceway, so I simply skipped the thicker PC power cord and my desk's built-in power strip cord. Instead I zip-tied those behind the raceway where no one can see them. You could use a Dremel to make one of the holes bigger, or if you're not inclined to be so delicate about it, I suppose if you break off one of the teeth, or bend it out of the way, it wouldn't be the end of the world.Overall I'm pleased with this raceway.

This is a great solution for cable management. I had previously tried adhesive clips to individually keep cables in place under my computer desk, but that becomes messy quickly, and worse is that the adhesive struggled to hold heavier cables when placed underneath the desk. I was concerned these tracks would do the same, but the adhesive is strong, and come with screws and drywall anchors if needed. This system is low profile and allows me to maintain the illusion that I have no cables like a proper minimalist.PROS:-Adhesive is very strong and holds a surprising amount of weight, even upside down--just make sure the tracks are where you want them on the surface before making contact with the surface.-Flexible PVC material, you won't worry about damaging the tracks-Comes packaged with 9 track segments, which is enough for several cable management jobs. My 6 ft. computer desk didn't even use half the segments.-Covers clip on easily and hold tightly--one of my segments is practically stuffed with cables and it's holding tightly.-Lots of port holes on the sides for customizing where you need cables to enter/exit the tracks.CONS:-The cable port holes lining the sides accommodate most cables, including computer power cables. However, they are too small to fit larger gauge cables like a surge protector. It wasn't a problem--I just routed it all the way through the track segment, but that might not be an option if the tracks will be visible on a wall, for example. You *could* potentially just cut the hole you need a bit wider, but be careful not to damage the lip that holds the track on.-If you need to secure the tracks with the provided screws, you'll need to drill your own holes in the segments. This is a small thing, and honestly it makes sense there aren't pre-drilled holes, as it would limit the surface area of the adhesive, and maybe those holes wouldn't work for your situation anyway. But it's something to consider heading into your project. I assumed I'd need to use screws, but the adhesive was strong enough that it was unnecessary.-The tracks being low-profile means they have a somewhat limited capacity for the number of cables they can route. I was able to route quite a few cables in one track: PC power, monitor power, keyboard, mouse, two lamps, and a router cable, but barely and with some careful cable arrangement. If the tracks will be visible on a wall, consider the thickness and quantity of wires you'll be routing.Overall this product is great, affordable, and met my needs exactly. Highly recommended.

So, I got my hands on this cable raceway kit, and let me tell you, it's been a total game-changer! You know how it is—cables everywhere, a real mess. But these raceways? They're like magic.First off, they look super nice. Like, really modern and sleek. They totally blend in with my decor, which is a big plus. And the best part? They actually work! No more rat's nest of cables running across my wall. It's like they just disappear into thin air.The adhesive on these things is no joke, let me tell you. It's seriously sticky, but in a good way. Like, it holds everything in place like a champ, but it doesn't wreck your walls when you take them down. And speaking of holding up, these raceways haven't budged since I put them up. Not even a little bit.Since I got these raceways installed, my space feels so much cleaner and more organized. No more tripping over cables or trying to untangle a mess. Everything's nice and tidy, just the way I like it.Overall, I couldn't be happier with this cable raceway kit. It's made a world of difference in my office, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to wrangle their cable chaos once and for all.