Is this cord cover large enough to cover a surge protector cord?
1488639
I believe it would cover most surge protector cords. I have a treadmill hooked up thru this and it is a very heavy duty cord.
1488640
No, the duct is too small for that type of cord. While you could possibly force one in with some difficulty, the cover wouldn't sit flat on the floor due the the cord bulging out of the bottom. That would defeat the purpose of the cord cover. I had a piece of it in my garage and tried it with a power strip from Home Depot, and it is substantially smaller than the cord.
1488641
I believe that it would be. It is 2 1/1 inches wide and approximately 1/2 inch in height. Underneath there is a slit down the center so you can put the cord up into the cover. This allows the cord protector to set flat on the floor. Hope this is helpful for you.
1488642
Yes, just flip it over and grasping the opening with your thumbs, you should be easily able to fit a surge protector cord in the opening. I am very happy with mine. Hope this helps.
2027799
The plug-in is about 3 inches long and about 1 inch wide. If you can't plug it in on an end, it will probably cover 2 or 3 other plugs. My surge suppressor has slots that are sideways, so it is not an issue.
2012143
I have a power strip cord and one regular sized cord running through it. Not much room for anything more.
2279184
Hi This will fit around most small electrical cords, but larger gauge cords will require a larger split loom. The question is too broad and cannot pinpoint the answer. Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
2035050
It should. They are pretty bulky and i use it to cover a huge plug that takes up both outlets.
1487626
The opening width is just over 3/4 inch. Would think a power cord would just fit through
2205642
YES IT DOES! There are four of the special shaped openings on the back to be placed on nails or screws with flat heads. You would need to measure the placement of the nails/screws carefully to line-up correctly with the Surge Protector.
1400207
I do not know. I have a computer on mine. and the power surge protector underneath.
908814
I'm not sure, I returned it because it was too big and attracted my daughter to always go in that area. So use the regular plug covers.
803787
I just wrapped the cord around the air conditioner and the cover was big enough to still fit around it. Depending how far it protrudes from the wall, you may even be able to fit the cord in the front of the air conditioner.
677519
It does not fit over thick cords, but you can use a pair of needle nose pliers to easily break off a small piece and make it fit. Check my review from January-I uploaded a couple of photos to show what I did.
1061666
yes. note that the shape of the cover plate is for a gfci outlet. as long as you use a "rocker" style switch it should fit fine.
605224
It would likely be a tight fit. The opening for the plug is about 2.5 inches, and the outlet is centered in the opening. Depending on how flexible the cord is, you might get away with it.
241625
Obviously depends on the width of the cords. I tried to cram too many in at first; about 10. The cable cover is about an inch in diameter, and it will stretch a bit. Better to have multiple covers if you have a lot of cables. But it looks good if you don't over do it. The white cover blends in nice with our lighter-colored walls.
2027797
Not big, just plugged it into my power strip and it only took/covered one plug space.
1454584
Yes. The black parts of the outlet cover are rubber inserts that can be removed to allow wire to pass through a closed cover. You can leave the rubber off or cut them to fit the thickness of your cord and slide it onto the lid for a finished and sealed look.
677518
This Outlet Cover normally will accommodate 4 foot of cord. I tried this with my computer cord. With a thicker cord it will not hold 4 foot of cord. It will work as far as protecting the plug, you will not be able to wrap all the cord in the shortener.