Are these flexible enough to go with a curved wall? Its not drastic but needs to curve with the wall to hide the cables?
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Only if it very minor. I believe that you may have trouble "snapping" it together if the curve is too sharp.
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It is flexible. Depending on what application however, the adhesive back may not 'stay' ie if curved or angled.
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Simply.... yes. Two of them in opposite directions allows u to hide a cable in the wall. I used it so that amn hdmi cable could travel unterminated directly to the tv.
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Theres very little curve. The center of my 24" side monitors came about an inch forward vs the center monitor. If i was to guess thats about 5 degrees from flat. Definitely bad. I ended up bending mine to get enough of a curve so the side monitors arent as bad but it did put a kink in the pipes.
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It was a tight squeeze for 2regular cable size cords for my DVR I would go for the flat ones those might work better but I do love how these look against my wall and how you can angle them.
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It depends on how curved the wall is. If I were doing that Id be concerned about the paper (because these are just thin cardboard) creasing. I've had some spares that I didn't use just leaning against the wall and they have naturally curved a little bit.I hope this helpsCraig
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They are not at all flexible, quite the opposite. They will break even at the slightest bending. How ever there is a solar tape that is much better for what your asking. Unless you can make a large multi sided hexagon shape.
1975401
They are flexible. You shouldn't have any problems.. I was very happy with this purchase
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I doubt that it is flexible enough for what you want to do. It has a spiral wire molded into its fairly thick sidewall.
881988
The shelf is removable so you should be fine, just make sure you measure the depth and you would need to cut holes in the back to allow for the cables. I'm really happy with the piece. Good luck!
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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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Yes these cables are for installation concealed in walls. The ones I installed passed our commercial electrical inspection.
818872
I'm happy with these cables. They replaced home cables over 10years ago. I'm reluctant to bend to 90 degrees as to the nature of the strands inside. If you can run a longer cable to route
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These are not rigid. If you span them over an open space, the corners will curl up. If you put your elbow on the spanned space, they will definitely bend. it is about the consistency of poster board. Suggest seeing one in a store like Office Max or Staples.
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I have purchased several of these HDMI cables. I install them on TVs that are wall mounted. I cut holes for the receptacles and run them through walls and ceilings. I've never had any problems and the are flexible / durable.
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Once the cable(s) is/are in place I have had no problems with it laying flat. Anything can be moved by enough force but it remained in place when a loaded hand truck rolled over it.
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Yes, they are flexible. I think they would work only for a short time. They work really good in front of our garage door, and I have one in my garage that soaks up the water on the car from the rain. Works great!!