Belkin Cord Concealer with Double-Sided Adhesive Tape (Gray, 6 Feet)

Bigger than expected, it is probably about 8cm across and sits 1.5-2.0 cm tall off the ground.The tape included is not enough to fully cover the length of the strip on both sides, you have to do it in portions which leaves an uneven height with the finished product, we purchased some 3M tape to cover the other areas:  3M Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, 1-Inch by 50-Inch Uncoiling this thing was a real pain, but as per some other reviews, when we dumped it into a pot of boiling water for a minute, it loosened right up immediately. Just be careful removing it from the pot as water will gather in the channels and likely spill out everywhere when you remove it... on my foot no less.. ouch!Overall it does the job, cables are protected, however it is not the most aesthetically pleasing option and is bigger than I anticipated. I managed to put one thin power extension cord and 2 speaker wires down the middle channel. 3M Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, 1-Inch by 50-Inch

Very bulky, after more than 2 weeks of trying my best I still could not get it to be straight. It always curl into a ball. I tried everything - it always curl up.The cable is better off without it on the floor as this thing would curl up, leave the cable behind and become a much greater tripping hazard.I ended up using only 1 out of the 3 I got, and I cut it to a small piece I was able to get straighten a bit.Do not recommend this to anyone.Update: after a year of trying to make it stay straight it still curls back up, it is just useless. The way they ship it in a curled position just ruins the product completely I ended up throwing all of it to the garbage, except a very small piece I cut off and was able to make it stay straight.

Perfect for keeping cables out of the way and avoid tripping. It comes rolled, but after a few days under a couple of boxes at either end, straightened everything and it lays flat on the floor. The colour is much lighter in person, a light grey instead of the charcoal colour in the picture. I have 1 power cord and 2 ethernet cables in the channels and it easily holds everything.

Mine flattened out OK after coiling it in the reverse direction for most of a day, and then weighing down the troublesome bits with heavy things for a while.I sliced through to join two of the compartments so I could hold more cables: I have three ethernet cables and a USB extension cable running through just fine. Those cables had some spring in them from being coiled up for a long time so they want to escape, but I just taped the thing closed every foot or so and that works just fine.I'm satisfied and buying another for another area.

Too stiff. Even after several months it is still curling up.The channel is a bit small too - couldn't run more than 3 normal sized cables in it. We just ended up getting a mat to put over top of the cables. Save your money.