Geek Daily Deals 041619 cable covers

Geek Daily Deals Apr. 16, 2019: Cable Covers to Hide Over 12′ of Wiring for Just $14 Today!

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Geek Daily Deals 041619 cable coversGeek Daily Deals – Keep your audio/visual or computer cabling hidden from view with this kit that covers over 12′ of wiring,  for just $14 today!

Cord Covers Raceway Kit, 157″ Cable Management Channel, Paintable Cord Concealer System Covers Cables, Cord Wires, Hiding Wall Mount TV Power Cords in Home Office, 10X L15.7in X W0.95in X H0.55in:

  • Dress Up Your Home and Office: Delamu Cable cover conceal and organizer unsightly cords in home and office. It is a easiest way to organize your messy cords and provide more place for activities.
  • 10 Cable Management Channels: Including 10 channels, each channel L15.7in x W0.95in X H0.55in, 19pcs different connectors, 20pcs screws and 20pcs anchors, 1 self-adhesive. Total Length 157 inches.
  • Simple and Easy Installation: Each package contains screws and anchors, or you can opt to use self-adhesive tape. Both method is simple, you can choose the one you want.
  • Prevent Your Child and Pets from Danger: Hiding the cables or cords near the floor, protect your children and pets keep away to play the cables.
  • 2 Year Warranty: Delamu is committed to provide quality products, we promised to offer 100% customer satisfaction. Any further problems, please feel free to contact us anytime! Moreover, we also sell different size kits: If you want one-cord cable cover, please go to ASIN: B07GPBJV6K, if you want shorter cable organizer kit please go to Asin: B07GPDT7PQ

Get the pack today for just $14!

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