for Wiremold - Flat-Screen TV Cord Cover Kit - White

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it's 4 feet long and 4 inches wide.

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18-20 inches.

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The white cover (legrand-CMK30 / WIREMOLD Series) I bought for multiple cords is 30 inches long and approximately 3 inches across. It you need it longer then buy another and add to the length. Its a resin or plastic so I expect that you could cut it off if it's too long. Paint it and it will match your wall!

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30+ inches was used

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B-rad,

The dimensions for this product would be 30" long X 3.625" wide X 0.75" deep.

I hope this helps,

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Brandon, Legrand/Wiremold Technical Support.

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How many cords will the cover hold?

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The cover is wide enough to easily hold several cables (including power cords. I currently have 3 power cords, one coax, and 5 HDMI cables running through mine with no issues. If it won't snap closed, then you have too many cables!

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4-5 thin wires maybe 3 if the like thick power cords

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Will cover 7 to 8 standard size cords.

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Depends on the size of the cords. Easily five.

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A half dozen or more!

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It is size dependent. Optic cables and HDMI and power cords vary in size. If I didn't have enough space in one, I'd get another and parallel them.

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It was able to cover 4 cords.

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I can fit two HDMI cables, 1 tv power cord, and a component cable set.

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The following cables are at a 30% fill rate:
Coax - RG58 - .195 Dia = 18 cables
Coax - RG68 - .270 Dia = 9 cables
USB - .180 Dia = 21 cables
Display Port - .256 Dia = 10 cables
HDMI - .250 Dia = 11
VGA - .325 Dia = 6
#14 AWG Power Cord - .375 Dia = 5
Bundled Flat Component Cable = Max 2-3 cables (full fill rate not reduced by 30%)

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Can it be painted?

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Can i paint it grey with latex paint?

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Yes. Painted mine to match the color of my wall (took two coats to make it look right).

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Yes, easy to paint. Will match your wall if the paint is in good condition.

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Yes it can be painted.

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Yes!

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I painted it with regular interior satin paint to match my walls.

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You sure can I painted mines black with spray paint

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I used wall cover paint to paint mine, so yes, that should work.

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Yes, the flat screeen cord cover kit can be painted using a latex based paint.

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Can this be used horizontally as well as vertically?

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Yes, the mounting hardware provides for simple installation...vertically or horizontally.

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Yes, can be mounted either way.

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Yes

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Yes.

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Yes, it can be used both horizontally or vertically.

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Yes, this could be used in any direction. If you do not want to use screws or do not have studs at the place of installation, you may user a two-sided tape and it will hold it well in-place.

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only seen it installed vertically but probably could

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There's nothing that would restrict you from installing the Flat Screen TV cord cover kit horizontally. This product can be installed vertically or horizontally.

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does the installation work on concrete/brick walls?

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Yes. If I recall the required screws for concrete are included.

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Yes. We used this product to hide wires behind a tv monitor mounted to a cinder block wall. Worked great!

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Yes if you have the right drill and bit.

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With additional mounting hardware it will work.

You will need to drill holes and insert your own plastic anchors for the included screws to work. The includes drywall anchors for the screws will not work on brick or concrete.

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I don't see why it wouldn't, although my tv connection is on an interior wall.

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It'll work if you use anchors for your screws, other than that I don't think the double sided tape will hold up long enough on brick/concrete surfaces

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No, this product cannot be installed on concrete or brick walls.It's designed to be installed on dryall constructed walls.

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Does this work for a mounted flat screen that is movable? Worried about the cords coming out when we move the TV around.

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How do I pop it off?

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I want to add two additional cords to conceal. Afraid I will snap/break the plastic.

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It will come apart just be careful when prying apart

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First, if you only have a few cables in the cover now you may be able to fish the new cables without opening the cover. If you would rather open it, take a small flat tip screwdriver (or butter knife) and pry (careful not to damage any existing cables) from the top or bottom opening. Once you get it started it should lift right off using your fingers.

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You can slide it down or off depending on how high up it is, but you can just pull it apart from the back piece.

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Press down on the top and using your fingers or a tool pry the bottom away from the edge. This can also be done in reverse pushing up fron the bottom and prying the top edge away.

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I have not tried to open my cord cover, but I am sure a short call to the Geek Squad, since they installed my system, would answer your question without cost if no house call is required.

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Starting from one end of the channel, from one of the sides pry the cover off. The cover is currently snapped onto both sides of the channel. Once the cover is snapped from one side you'll then be able to run the entire length to unsnap the remainder of the cover

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