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Question: Would the adhesive work on carpet flooring?
Document: I used to use fish-tape to put all my audio cables under the carpet in my studio, but it kind of made lumpy carpet as you could feel them. At least with this, it`s a &#34;designated cable path&#34; that is visible, and looks like you at least made an effort to keep people from tripping over cables without making &#34;lumpy carpet&#34;.
There are a lot of accident/negligence lawyers out there who are looking for work. This product should help them keep looking; maybe they will actually find a more productive specialty.
It is flexible but rigid enough to do the job. It is heavy enough to stay put. I would recommend this to any office worker.
There's really not much to say here. It works great for hiding some audio and HDMI cables I have going across some carpet. If you have any issues getting it to lay flat, here's the solution:Run a sink full of hot water in your kitchen sink. (Full hot straight from the hot water heater). Submerge it for a minute or two until it's heated thoroughly to the same temperature as the water.
Heavy, solid, sits flat once it settles, big space for cords, easy to cut with shears - scissors would not do so well. Very nice addition to our home office. Glad we paid the extra $$.
I was worried at first because the cover came rolled up and was difficult to stretch out flat. However, after just a day, it is completely flat. We used it to cover a Christmas light cord over our sidewalk. It has survived rain and snow and even the snow blower. Great product that I would buy again.
I gave this product 5 stars because it is perfect for removing a trip hazard. It is not ideal if you need to constantly move wheels over it, such as rolling your chair back and forth over it, because it is a little high for that. I work in the middle east and we have very limited shopping options and this worked out perfectly.
This does the job but realize it is very industrial looking. I wanted it to safely cover wires from my wall to a couch in the center of the room. (plugging in a heated throw) It does what it is supposed to, just does not look so good. I am not sure how you would make it look better and still have it substantial enough to really protect the wires and stay secure but I do wish it looked better. It would look fine in an office.
Pros: Heavy rubber protector will lay flat without the help of adhesive. Easy to cut to size with a utility knife, too.Cons:  The cable opening/slit seems a bit wide---thinner cables won't necessarily hold snug in the protector. The item is shipped rolled-up so it does take a little bit of effort to unroll and get it to lay flat on first use.
why review something as boring as this?..its three times the price of the competitive products, but this one?.. you open it up, lay it down and its flat and it stays that way.Thats 5 stars right there..nuff said.
Answer: I don't believe it has adhesive. Not ours, anyway. We use it on thin carpeting in our office, and it works just fine. We roll chairs over it, and it does not move and keeps its shape. Pretty sturdy, especially considering the plastic junk we used before purchasing this heftier rubber product.