10Ft Cord Covers for Wires on Floor, 3-Channel Floor Cord Cover with Anti-Slip Base & Yellow Warning Strips, Extension Cord Covers for Floor, Ideal for Home, Office, Outdoor Use

This 10-foot heavy-duty cord cover is perfect for organizing and protecting cables in high-traffic areas. The three channels provide plenty of space to separate cords, keeping everything neat and secure. It’s incredibly durable and holds up well under constant foot traffic, making it ideal for events, offices, or home use. The installation was easy, and it stays in place without shifting. Highly recommend for anyone needing a safe and effective way to manage cords!

This product does a good job of covering wires across a walkway. It also levels out the threshold.

Just a note: I personally purchased this product despite the badge above which displays on all my reviews so additionally it should also show that this is a Verified Purchase I got this because I was tired of my extension cord getting tripped over, moved and ran over by my kids bicycles, feet and such on our driveway. My drop cord is a 10 AWG 100ft and I didn't want it to get damaged and it is already very scuffed up and it was very expensive. I didn't actually measure my cord and I failed to check the description however it appeared from the photos that it was large enough to accommodate my cord. I needed it to go between my garage door and my RV where I used it to keep the battery charged. It came rolled up in cellophane and after unrolling the center most part was kinked very badly and failed to lay flat. It is winter here so I left it unrolled with a hamper on top of the kink for several hours which mostly flattened it. I am sure sitting int he sun with a cord inside would help this. After splitting the main opening I installed my cord however it would not lay flat and instead teeter totted. I then attempted installing my 12AWG drop cord and again it almost laid flat but still the opening was not large enough. I really wanted this cover since it is light grey and is not as easily noticed however I think I am going to have to do a return as it also is rather short. Unfortunately the longer covers offered only come in black. I found a more expensive one with an adequate opening that is 160" and comes in 4 sections which will ultimately meet my needs but it is Black on either side, wider and has a middle removable cover in yellow. Maybe I can paint it concrete with some spray paint... If you are using this for inside or even outside with smaller cords it is fairly heavy and very pliable and can be cut if needed. A suggestion is if you have a cord with small plugs it would be advisable to run it through without splitting the material as the unsplit is more rigid and holds its form better this would work well for audio, coaxial or Ethernet cables with small enough connectors to fit in the opening but for drop cords you cannot unless you are adding your own plugs to cut to length wire. It was advertised as having a .42" Height in the opening, as you can see I measured and got about 1/16" less. In the second photo on the decimal inch to fraction chart .42 decimal inches is 1/64th" less than 7/16" which proves the opening for me was only 3/8". It can bulge in the middle which might give that but it doesnt lay flat when it does.. I needed this to lay FLAT so it doesn't have edges sticking up and it would not do that for me in my situation but with smaller extension/drop cords it will likely work just fine. Due to the measure difference I docked 1 star.

EXCELLENT product!!! Firm, but also flexible. I would definitely buy this again!

Very sturdy! This holds up to wheel chairs, bikes, scooters, you name it! I love that it protects my above ground pool pump cord that I need to run across a section of concrete in my back yard but also prevents a trip hazard.

This is the second cord cover that I have purchased. The first one works great and helped fill the gap on my garage door. The second one I purchased has not held up at all . It’s coming apart with many splits in the rubber cord cover . Not sure what the problem is with it.

Guess I should’ve been more precise with my measurements, the audio snake I used was larger than the channel for the cable. I stuffed it it and gaffer taped it down to the ground(cement) This is good for smaller cables/cords. I was trying to go on the cheap and regretted it Should’ve bought a cable tunnel And don’t forget to expose it to hot sun to flatten it out

I've had this for 2 years and it has been great. I have 2 thicc ethernet cables(cat7 and cat8), a thicc toslink cable and a regular thickness HDMI running through it using two of the three channels. I got annoyed with the yellow safety stripes and painted over them with black dye and acetone/alcohol that worked really well so now I just have it in plain black. I try not to step on it all the time but I feel like it is doing a good job of protecting the cables when I do.