150in Cord Hider Kit - 6-Pack 25in Cable Management for Wall-Mounted TV, Paintable, by Simple Cord, White Review (2026)

What this kit is built for

This is a surface-mounted cord cover system meant to hide the power cord and cables running from a wall-mounted TV down to an outlet or media console, rather than an in-wall fishing kit that routes cables through the wall cavity itself. The kit includes six channel pieces at 25 inches each for a total of 150 inches of coverage, which is enough for a typical run from a mounted TV down to a nearby outlet with some length left over for horizontal runs along a baseboard. Each channel has a hinged or slide-off top that snaps over the cables and can be opened again later if a cable needs to be added, removed, or rerouted.

What's included in the box

Beyond the six 25-inch channel pieces, the kit includes twelve connector pieces broken down as five straight connectors, six elbow connectors, and one T-connector, which allow the raceway to turn corners, join straight runs together, and branch off in a different direction as needed for a specific wall layout. Mounting hardware includes six pieces of adhesive tape for surfaces where drilling is not desired, plus twelve screws and twelve wall anchors for a more permanent, secure install on drywall. Having both adhesive and screw-in options in the same kit covers a range of wall types and lets a buyer choose based on whether they want a fully removable install or a more permanent one.

Dimensions and paintability

Each channel piece measures 25 inches long, 1.13 inches wide, and 0.69 inches tall, which is a fairly low-profile cover designed to sit flush and blend into a wall rather than bulge out noticeably. The channels ship in white and are paintable, so they can be matched to a specific wall color with a standard latex or acrylic paint rather than staying a stark white against a colored wall. Because the cross-section is just over an inch wide and under three quarters of an inch tall, this kit is best suited to a moderate cable bundle like an HDMI cable, a power cord, and perhaps a thin speaker wire together, rather than a thick bundle of many separate cables that would need a wider or taller channel.

Installation notes

Installation follows a typical cord cover process: measure and cut the channel pieces to the needed length if shorter runs are required, press or screw the base track to the wall along the desired path, lay the cables into the open channel, and snap the cover strip over the top to conceal them. The connector pieces handle transitions like a 90-degree turn near the floor or ceiling, or a T-junction where a cable needs to split off toward an outlet in a different direction than the main run. Because six channel pieces total 150 inches, a straightforward TV-to-outlet run rarely uses the entire kit, leaving extra length for a second, shorter run elsewhere in the room if needed.

Who should buy this kit

This is a good fit for anyone who wants a clean-looking cord run behind a wall-mounted TV without the labor of running cables inside the wall itself, especially in a rental or any space where drilling into the wall cavity is not an option or not desired. The paintable white finish makes it reasonably adaptable to different wall colors with a bit of extra painting work. Buyers with thick cable bundles, multiple HDMI runs plus speaker wire plus power all together, may want to check the channel's interior dimensions against their specific bundle before buying, since a tightly packed thick bundle may not fit comfortably inside a channel just over an inch wide.

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