Can you use these to cover cables and to protect RVs from poles when camping?
1292833
Yes, my husband is knowledgeable and says yes. I used mine to put in between my mattresses on my sleep number bed.
1956919
It would depend how rough the surface is. If it's not too rough, you'd be fine. If you're concerned, you could put something over them.
2032658
I run 60' from my antenna to my home all buried in a pvc waterproof tubing. Any plastic tubing such as this will work and is reasonable in cost. The tubing also protects from mice which can eat it.
1165433
Yes... I use it for keeping my speaker wires and HDMI cables neat and tidy!You may also use this for computer cables, gaming cables, etc.I'm just saying this out loud, just so it is CLEAR to anyone who may think about trying this: Never use this item for BARE electrical wires as this is NOT the proper use, and may/will cause a fire!!Thanks very much!Bill in Oregon :)
1845001
You could look at velcro as they have that in sticky both sides. Otherwise some rubber feet or mounting glued on the bottom. My use is with small cords as is substantial the way it is as I can pick it up and move it inside my power station box and out of sight.
2250317
I would not use it for this. It is more of a protection against sudden accidents such as boating or hiking.
1980859
Yes you can but that should really be done at time of rough in. You just need to make sure the 120v leads are routed such they don't get pinched when you put the cover on. You can physically do it though.
2279106
Not unless you have an RV style 110volt receptacle at your house, they are a unique style plug. When I plug in at home I install a 30amp to 15amp adapter plug on my RV power cable and then just use a good heavy duty standard extension cord.
1771090
Yes, kind of. See below, there is Velcro all the way down and you turn a flat material into a tube. So basically you put the cords through the holes you want, and seal the velcro down around the cords as you go.
1654650
The cable itself is but the ends do not create a waterproof seal. If you put them underneath something (ie. table) then they'll be fine but covering the ends in both situations is recommended for outdoor use
728790
vinyl covered......so, reasonably well.....you may want to tape ends and connectors or oil lightly..
1474829
The simple answer is yes. My house had the typical flat cover outside outlets and these covers allow attaching power cords while still maintaining weather sealing. In my case for a pond aerator and a heated pad for an outside kitty.
200854
they have ample room to cover AC on top. The only problem i've had is that the new campers have the drains that stick out about 3 in from the end on all 4 corners. these will poke a hole in the corner of the covers. If you still have the awning on your camper it also widens your camper. I suggest getting the next size larger than you need for the ample coverage.
1097241
Yes. We use them for camping. They're easy to put away and take up about as much room as a sleeping bag.
1976247
i would suggest avoiding adhesive tapes or putting plastic directly against heated cable, maybe twist some metal wires on to help hold, you probably don't want to risk a fire. proper insulation wrap to cover it over is a good idea
750981
Yes, if using an electric fence shocker you could use your pine trees as posts if you use an insulating material on the trees. I would just spare your trees and buy some cheap plastic posts that are available at most hardware stores for about $1 ea.
2073107
Yes and no. Yes because it is reflective and deflects the heat. No because its flimsy not really stiff enough to hole its self up. You could you use the visors in the RV to keep the shield up