Small 3 Pack - Floor Cord Cover Cord Protector Drop Over Drop Trak Cable Ramp for Office Warehouse - Black

I used this to cover an unused portion of Christmas lights that ran over my sidewalk rather than buy a second strand of lights / split the one I had and re-wire it. The extra height is perfect for going over the unused bulbs spaces. I don't have to worry about somebody tripping over a chord or stepping and breaking the unused lights. The width is just right for my sidewalk to the house. It would probably be ideal still for me to tape this down on both ends, as it raises up a little on one side - probably owing to my house being on a slight slope. It is a thick plastic and should last as long as needed.

If you are just trying to secure one or two cords, these work well. They are lightweight and easy to transport, compared to their heavy weight counterparts. When at least two are snapped together, they do a good job of staying in place for foot traffic to go over them (not sure how well one by itself would do). Overall, this was a good purchase for our needs!

works but wish it was heaver with rubber on bottom slides easy.

I purchased a single length of this, and set it freestanding in my basement over the condensate drain pipe. This keeps it from getting kicked and knocked off the AC equipment, or kicked away from the floor drain. It has saved me from countless time cleaning up leaks from one or the other happening (which happened about once a week before I bought this). I have rolled some heavy shelves and boxes across this with a dolly. The incline was no problem at all, and this cover showed no signs of wearing/bowing/etc. It also doesn't slide around, even with it not being secured to the floor with anything. It is was definitely cheaper, easier, and faster than putting in a pump and rerouting the line overhead. I would recommend it for anything you are tired of tripping over.

I purchased a new to me house and with that came a basement that is unfinished, with a furnace drain line ran across the floor to the sump pump. I used theses to cover the line and keep anyone from tripping across the hose.It does cover it just fine without inhibiting the drain at all. They are very rigid however, and one is slightly out of shape. They also just slide across the concrete floor. Grippers are needed if you plan to pull a dolly across them.For the price, I can’t complain to much, but they are not what I thought I was getting I expected a softer plastic and to be able to pull a dolly across it without it just sliding.

I use this as a power cord cover when my trailer is on shore power, Large enough channel for large power cords, water hoses, air hoses etc. It'll stand up to passenger vehicle traffic, and of course foot traffic.Know what you're getting. This is a molded, hard plastic item. You're not going to bend it. Trimming it would be a waste as it's designed to daisy-chain these covers together.This is very similar to those used in aircraft hangars for protecting air hoses, power and data cables.They are a bit pricey, but what isn't anymore...

I needed just one of these for a small space to cover speaker wire. It works great. Doesn’t seem to slide too much on the ceramic tile under it. It will slide if you kick it at the right angle because it is so light. It would probably have to be very thick and heavy to not slide.Since I only needed one I did not want the prongs on the end. Fortunately for my purposes, they very easy snapped off when I pushed them with my thumbs. Good for me, but maybe bad for others that need to chain several together. It’s just cheap plastic.

This does not lay flat and creates more of a tripping hazard than just leaving the cables unprotected. Waste of money.