Wiremold CordMate III High-Capacity Cord Cover 15 ft. Kit, Cord Hider for Home or Office, Holds 5 Cable, White

A:  While these seem sturdy,I would not recommend using them in an area where you would step on them. They sell products that protect wiring on floors that would be stepped on. In an attic area you might use electrical Staples to keep wiring out if the way or kill the power to the circuit and put the wire into conduit. Rather than pull the wire,cut it somewhere out if the way. Insert wire into conduit and use an action box às a junction box to reconnect the wires. This is the best and approved way to do this.

A:  Hi Defcon, The Cordmate III is a wall mounted system only. This is a low voltage cord cover, not rated for electrical wiring. This should not be used on the floor or in an area subject to foot traffic.

A:  This wire molding is primarily used for Low voltage electrical cables, not for High Voltage. I hope this helps with your question.

A:  The housing may crack if you step on it the wrong way.

A:  For me, it didn't stick well on our painted paneling - I would imagine that it world be similar for textured paint. Placed the product on molding and it worked well there.

A:  not very well or very long I am constantly having to re-stick it, I prepered the surface by cleanining it with rubbing alchohol I recomend either using screws also or using gorilla tape that has worked best for me.

A:  Yes, it has a thin foam sticky tape on the back. If you’re looking to install temporarily it will peel the paint off the wall when removed if just ripped down

A:  Hello - The adhesive will stick to a painted surface but not well to a textured surface. We suggest using screws through the base to properly secure the cord channel. Thank you

A:  The adhesive will stick to painted textured walls. However I have found that the adhesive let's go after about a year or two. I found replacing the stock adhesive strips with 3m double sided tape (Tape Type Double-Sided VHB (Very High Bond) Tape, Tape Brand 3M, Series 4646) solves the adhesive problem permanently..

A:  It did stick to my textured wall. However, be very careful when applying because if you stick crooked to wall, when you peel off it pulls paint off. But to answer question, yes it does!

A:  I did not have any in my set that I bought.

A:  No, there is no end cap available for cord cover products.

A:  It would be nice if you can make an end cap because sometimes I want it to enter a wall and exit at another room.

A:  The amount of cords that this cord concealer can hold will depend on the size of the cords. To get a better estimate, look at the size of all of the cords you are looking to hid compared to the size of the channel (1-1/2" x 3/4"), keeping in mind that corners and turns will need a little more space.

A:  8

A:  Up to 4 or 5, depending on size of cords (e.g., network cables).

A:  Depending on the gage of the cables, I’d say at least 10. It’s quite a generous opening. They don’t call it high capacity for nothing.

A:  That depends, what type of cords your talking about. I have 1 coax, 2 power cords, and 4 speaker wires.