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

Got this raceway kit for an FRC team, building robots. It provides a quick and easy horizontal routing path for PWM, sensor, CAN bus, and some low current power supply wires. Vertical runs from source, or to destination, are fed perpendicularly into or from the raceway via the regularly spaced access fingers along the sides, which not only facilitates a neat and tidy control board appearance, but also helps (along with regular strain relief and cable tie down techniques) to reduce connectivity problems due to vibration and shocks in competition. For the size robots we build, we just need one section per robot, so with 9 sections we received a supply that should last us a few years. The raceway is easy to cut to the exact length required, most conveniently via tin snips or wire cutters before mounting, or even very carefully with a utility knife after mounting (in case you mistakenly leave it a little too long, as our team did!). Final length for this year's competition robot was 13-1/2". The volume capacity of this raceway is just right for the number of cables we needed to run - but everyone will have specific requirements that may vary - so be sure to verify that this raceway meets your volume needs. Easy to mount to using just the pre attached double stick tape, which has stuck tenaciously to our Lexan base. Raceway entry and exit for ribbon cables, jacketed cables, and individual wire bundles is a slam dunk. Fatter cables are readily accommodated by bending down (or cutting off) a raceway finger nearest the entry/exit point. The only less than perfect component is the cover - in a stationary application the fingers hold it on well enough, but where it is to be removed/replaced fairly often during building, and then subjected to various momentum forces, it requires a little more care to ensure the attachment recess engages the raceway side fingers along the entire length. Not a big deal, not enough to take off a star, but worth mentioning. We decided to see what happened "as is" during our first competition event, and found that the cover did remain attached. However, in our next event we will probably add a couple of encircling zip ties to guarantee the cover remains attached.

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.

They're very effective for cable management and easy to use, but the adhesive doesn't stick as well as I would have expected. It's fine on a perfectly flat surface where it's not in any way porous (it won't stick to the raw edge of press board), but it didn't even stick well to metal bars on a monitor stand.

Bought these to hide those tangles of cables behind my computers. Comes in a box with 9 raceways stacked with double sided tape pre-taped to the back. Screws with anchors also included if you prefer. Like in the pictures, there are lots of holes along the sides for cables to come out wherever you want. There are multiple connectors for straight and 90 deg bends. The raceways are flexible but stiff plastic with two parts, the base and the flat top cover. The cover slides easily on over the track or can be clipped on. Like some of the reviews have said, the side holes are fine for cables of smaller diameter. 3 prong power cables for computers/monitors are a bit too thick to fit through easily. One reviewer said that they drilled it out with success, but since mine are behind my computer setup, I was fine with them coming out between or at the ends of separate tracks. Flexibility of the material lets you overstuff the raceways a little, and clip on the covers easily. The raceways are a little smaller than I was hoping - I have a 3 monitor setup so was barely able to get most of the cables (power, signal, ethernet, etc) into one trackway. On a 4 monitor setup I had to use 2 raceways stacked (which works just as well). The fact that they are flat topped and rectangular makes putting them side-by-side or stacked on top of each other a viable option. Just something to think about depending on your personal situation. Cannot comment on quality of the adhesive as I haven't used it. My cables keep the setup pretty stiff, and I'm not as concerned about keeping it fixed down. Overall really happy with how easy this was to get my cables looking good and under control.

I used this raceway to organize my cables and wires underneath my desk so they aren't hanging down. I have a 6' solid wood table as my desk and there is zero cable management (it's a dining table that I converted to my desk after all!). The table is made of 4" thick blocks and I did not want to ruin my beautiful red table with holes so I just dealt with hanging cords. Until one day the dogs (100 lb labs) were taking a nap under my desk and something spooked one of them and both took off running - taking my keyboard and almost one of my monitors with them. Something had to give! So my husband suggested these raceway tracks (which I had never heard of) and they work PERFECTLY. They have convenient sticky tabs for the back of them (I used them to hold them in place while I screwed them to the underside of my table). The sides easily break away for thicker cables (power cables, etc). Absolutely the most economical and useful cord management! I looked for probably a month and was getting frustrated until I found these. And, you get a TON of these little tracks to be able to use. I only used 4 total and have lots left over for other projects.

Great cable management system. Plenty of raceways to run cords through and easily attach to the desk with the adhesive strips. Th raceways are easy to take apart and re-cover while proving protection to the cables and hiding them.

Been looking for some Cable Raceways for my new desk setup. I honestly couldn't decide in the full length one or a broken down one, i opted for the latter finally. First Impressions: The raceway is extremely slim, low profile if you want to call it something else. Overall it does what it should do what it says. The Raceways are already premounted with adhesive on the back. I feel this is not the best solution as some users may want to drill directly into the desk. Secondly the edges are extremely raw, and when I say raw i mean it feels as if it wasn't sanded down and it just got off the factory line. The unit i received was a bit dusty for the most part where taking the raceway out you can clearly see where your fingers / hands have been as the dust would have transferred to your hand or fingers. Overall the Kit is great it comes with Corner pieces to allow you to really set the path of your cables. Getting cables in however is another issue. I tried it on a standard ATX power cord and noticed that the corner of the raceway as i tried to squeeze my cable in had cut / marred the cable itself. As mentioned it is a bit raw. There's an ample amount of holes available to use, but keep in mind when putting cables next to each other it might not bend as easily. I was worried about snapping the individual fingers on the raceway so was trying to be gentle but the plastic didn't feel that forgiving so getting cables in sometimes may be a squeeze. Great Kit overall, would suggest getting an oval shaped cut or even another 1.5" tall one and repainting it.

I’ve used cable sleeves in the past, along with Velcro ties and adhesive tape to mount and organize cables under my desk. While those things worked, it was too difficult to maintain because it required a lot of work any time a cable needed to be removed or added. As a result, when I built my new computer, I was hesitant to go deep into the cable management until I was sure no changes would be made to my setup. This product changed my mind. I stumbled onto the cable raceway while I was looking for more velcro straps, and I was intrigued. I had never heard of a “cable raceway” before, but I decided the product was worth giving a shot, and $25 didn’t seem too bad of an initial investment. It wasn’t until the package came in that I realized how useful this would be. I decided I would run the tracks up one side of my desk, across the back, and then back down the other side, allowing me to put my PC on a more convenient side of my desk. I would’ve never done this otherwise because the mass of cables would be extremely visible. The cable raceway was large enough to fit all of my PC cables inside, but not so large that it stands out and looks ghastly. The plastic pieces are flexible enough that you can make them work in most places, but also stiff enough that they don’t sag or cause cables to fall out. I had to trim some pieces to fill in smaller spots, but I used some tin snips and the cuts came out clean. After putting everything together, I realized I needed to add a few others, and I instantly remembered why I wanted to wait to do this. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to quickly pop off the covers, slide the new cable in, and then put everything back together. Overall, I can’t recommend this more. It may be overkill for some situations but if you like tidy spaces, this will help you out significantly.

Have not used it but already loving it. Gonna use it for my cable management for my desk and this is perfect. There are 6 short pieces which helps a lot in flexibility. There are 3 types of connectors, one for straight, one for 90 degrees vertically and one for 90 degrees horizontally. I love how it allows cable to come out as well. Will post more pictures of my finished setup. Stay tune! Edit: Managed to use all 9 pieces for my cable management project for my desk. Made my desk look so clean and nice. Felt that it could be a little narrow and too short if you have thicker cables and a lot of cables to fit. So if you have smaller size cables, this is perfect, otherwise its best to get something of a larger size. The holes are small as well, and once again, best suited for cables that are not too thick. Tip: plan out your cable managing for best result, your cable length, thickness, how the route should be. Overall very happy with the product. But my future problem will be the tape. It is too good, that if in the future, i want to change things up, i will have difficulty removing the tape. But that'll be my problem for the future.

Ideale kabelbeheer, ik was al een tijd naar iets soortgelijks op zoek, maar dit is het toch echt! We gebruiken het voor twee bureaus tegenover elkaar, met een gedeelde kabelgoot. Omdat ze tegen elkaar staan liepen de kabels altijd over het bureau, nu netjes er tussen. De installatie was heel simpel, gewoon met de plakstrip aan 1 van de bureaus. Er zijn lekker handige kleine stukken, maar we moesten op 1 plek toch een iets kortere. Gelukkig kon het makkelijk gezaagd worden. Er zitten rechte tussenstukjes bij, maar die hebben we uiteindelijk niet eens gebruikt, gewoon goed tegen elkaar geplakt en het lijkt net 1. Wel opletten dat je niet te dikke kabels hebt, een standaard stroomkabel voor de monitor ging net goed, gelukkig is de boel erg flexibel. Al met al een dikke aanrader!

The tracks were perfect for my new entertainment center. They fitted better than though they would. I used two kits of these on the back of the center to hide 99% of my ps4, computer, home theater receiver, cable box, ethernet switch and tv cables. It's easy to cut with a hacksaw and the double sided foam tape is very strong, I didn't need to use the included screws. The snap on covers and bendable and removable (with a razor blade) side sections can accommodate all of my high quality hdmi, audio, and, ethernet cables. I'm very happy with the results of these kits

Génial!

Arrived neatly packed in a box. Product is sturdy and versatile, was about to route cables on both the sides as well across the back of my desk. Adhesive was very strong too which held the weight of very thick cables.