How wide is the section that hides the cords? Like how many cords could fit in it?
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It's just over 2 inches in width and just over 6 feet in length. So you can cut it in half for most doorways that average 3 feet in width. It can hide 4 different wires. I have my cable run to my cable box, my RJ-45 patch cable for Netflix, and 2- 12 gauge speaker wires running through it with out any troubles. I did need to cut one of the tubes on the bottom of the wire hider to get the patch cable in place do it's thick end. However, all the other wires went through the 3 other tubes that are actually square without having too much trouble. You could actually cut each one on the bottom to place the wires in much easier. I had some difficulty pulling the 12 gauge speaker wire through the slots, it took a good hour to run all my cables through each 3 foot section but it was well worth the time. I also recommend lying the hider in it's full length spread out and setting some iron weights on the top of it for about 48 hours. It really made the job easier. I ended up just using gray duct tape to hold down the hiders since it was the same color and the double sided tape they give you with the product is a real joke. So either better Scotch brand double sided tape or Velcro would work better. But I settled for the gray duct tape and it still really looks decent.
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I was able 2 fit 2 cords in the center tube and 1 on each of outer tubes so 4 total. I did cut down the center of the outer tubes to make it easier to get the wire in and out though and was able to cut the whole thing in half without any problems
1374274
I can not answer this shipped to my customer i did not see material. Sorry!!!
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Its 2 in. and you can fit 2 cords inside.We zipped tied ours so they won't come out they are under the carpet.Hope this helps.
2072675
It will be a tight fit but I think so - I put 2 skinny cords in with a thick hdmi cord, and there's plenty of room for another skinny cord...
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I was able to hide three (1 cable size and 2 double sided wires) but very tight. It depends on the thickness of the cables. If cables are the thickness of a Time Warner cable 3 but if they are regular for i.e. lamp double sided type you might hide 4 or if speaker wires thickness maybe up to 6. Hope this helps
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I don't know if you would consider it too big or not. There is a velcro strap inside to hold it flat and there is a pouch inside and 2 small mesh pockets. I put the cords in the larger compartment on the outside.
1864559
Mine is 12-1/2 inches wide. It is 2 inches, and maybe even 2 inches plus 1/16 tall. It is 10-6/16 inches deep (without the cords).
1908518
The stand is placed over the wall plug. All of the cords and plugs are hidden in a large cubby hole that faces the wall.
1489305
I don't know if those are the inside measurements or the outside but I do know that the cord can be fed through the bottom or through the side (pop out plastic divot) and you can feed two cords, which I have.
1969152
I estimate the width about 4 inches, and the depth at about 3 inches. You need a couple inches on the back for the USB and power connectors. If the depth is tight you can turn the unit sideways. More room for the cables
512994
The unit is fairly wide and deep. There might not be enough space to acccomodate the units and all the wires for more than one unit. I have them installed in 2 gang boxes.
2012143
I have a power strip cord and one regular sized cord running through it. Not much room for anything more.
1587912
There would pry be enough room inside, for a television set. The shelves can be placed where you want them in the top part, and it measures 27 1/2 inches from side to side, and is 32 1/2 inches from top to bottom in the area behind the two doors. It is 19 1/2 inches from the back to the front, where the doors close. A hole could pry be drilled through the back easily enough, for the cords to go out. Good luck!
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The top shelf of the 2 exposed shelves is approx. 14" deep x 24" wide x a little over 12" high. Remember it is triangular in shape. The bottom shelf is 9.5" high x 14" deep x 24" wide. You would have to drill holes for the cords in the panel so they could come out the back. I hope that helps.
205805
Yes they will all fit, just not in the little pouch thing that they include. All of the cords do fit though.
1150888
I gotcha. Those dimensions are wrong. It is about half an inch tall, 1 inch deep, and about 3.5 inches wide/long. I could nearly conceal it in a closed fist. It has a 5 or 6 inch cord attached that goes into the usb port on your computer, and of course the 4 available ports you see in the product picture.
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Yes, there is an open seam so you can make it fit a variety of sized cords.
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Yes, that would seem plausible, but my shelves have equipment and books on the lower shelves, so you can't see the cords at all. I even have a power strip on the lower shelf in the back, and it is hidden. The bottom shelf is the full width of the cabinet, so there is a great deal of space for cords in the back and books, baskets, or equipment in front. It has been a nice sturdy piece, too.
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That won't work. The minimum width is 28 inches, as that's the area where the internal cord mechanism is contained. If you cut into that, it won't work.