WILLBOND 1 Pcs 24 Feet in Length Black Cable Floor Strip Carpet Cord Cover Cable Protector Management, Protect Cords Prevent a Trip Hazard

I had an longer term installation where Gaff tape would not have been a good idea. The product was amazing. I know that some people have had issues, but the performance of the product is completely dependent on the carpet type. I was using it on the commercial grade tight loop woven carpet. The best way is to get a roll and test it before you cut it so you can return it if it will not work on your carpet. When you test it just touching the side of the roll to the carpet. I should firmly grab the carpet so it takes some effort to remove it. If it does not grab well do not use. You may also want test on an unseen area in case the carpet loops are not stable where the product may cause the loops to pull out. I have some old looped low quality carpet in my house I would not dare use this product on. The carpet I actually used it on had no issue with removal.

I am disappointed that I didn't think to use these earlier. My biggest problem with cord protectors or concealers has been that the rubber ones don't stick to carpet so you have to tape them down to keep them from peeling up or curling and becoming tripping hazards, and taping them down makes them look ugly. These velcro strips stick to the carpet directly so tape is no longer necessary. The strips are fabric and don't provide as much protection as the hard rubber ones do, and they work better with small or flat cables than they do with large cables because large cables still give you a bump in the middle of this strip. The material is easy to cut with scissors or a box cutter so extra points there for convenience.

It definitely does stay good on my carpet and even when I vacuum over it, it doesn’t come up. Great for when you have kids and you don’t want them missing with the cables.

Edit: I removed the staples and sorta got a technique down for getting it to grab. As you're laying it, be sure to stretch and press the hooks into the carpet. The more you walk on the better it works. So my entry ways, like going past the kitchen, the velcro is firmly stuck. But other places of the hallway nobody steps on, the adhesion is kinda weak. Speaking of the kitchen entry, this stuff picks up stains real easy. I still think a roll of black gorilla tape would work better but this looks nicer at least. OG Review: A roll of black duct tape is a better solutionThis velcro doesn't stick at all. I have average house carpet. I ended up using a staple gun to make it work until I get some gorilla tape

I had to run cables from our sound room to a broadcasting area in my theater. We were livestreaming our first show due to COVID. I had COAX, Ethernet and HDMI cables all run on the floor. I used this the cable grip strip to organize the cables on the floor and prevent someone from tripping. The Strip has been on the floor for 4 weeks during the run of the show. Now that we have the kinks worked out of the broadcasting booth I am working on getting the cables into the ceiling but still have a few on the floor as we test and reimagine our broadcasting booth. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!!

These work great. Very great cost effective to hiding the cords. Sticks well, stays in place. Easy to move if you need too. Can be cut if needed. A little loud to step on or if a roller chair passes over, but just keep it out the way and you’ll be okay! Color options could be better, but works for what I need.

It doesn't work as well as we had hoped. It doesn't stick very well to most carpet that we tried.

Our apartment was all carpet, so in order to ensure we would not trip on any wires, we used this. It adheres great to the carpet, and once it's smoothed down, it lays perfectly flat. The value is great, as I still have about half the roll left. It's the perfect width for covering up most cables. This stuff is also very sturdy. It's thick enough to stand up to vacuuming over it, without sticking out of the carpet too much.

These worked perfectly for tidying up network cables in our meeting room at work. I've tried rubber covers, tape and various other methods over the years to prevent cables creating a trip hazard, but these have been the best fix so far. Some reviewers mentioned that they didn't stick to their carpet, but I had no problems at all on the carpet tiles on our floor. Very happy with product.

Doesn't stick to carpet. Total waste, avoid

Does what it is required and states it’s for.

I'm not sure if I'm missing something, but this does not work at all. I've tested this on various types of carpets and it just does not stick. Before buying this I've read mixed reviews of this working great and others saying it doesn't work at all. Having tested this on different types of carpet, I cannot see how this is working for anyone!

Keeps all wires out of the way