Does this work good for thicker computer cords instead of standard (like a lamp for example cords)?
456300
Kaitlynn, From examinig the item, it looks like you should be able to get some of the thicker cords into it.
479827
Um, I don't know. Does not seem any different than any other thin cord I have.
1666634
I am not sure about use on cords. I would check with the manufacturer directly. The tape is thin and may be difficult to remove from cords. The tape works great on furniture!
1784128
I'm not sure I can answer that question properly, but I will give it a try. Although it is thinner than other cables I have used, when I fished it up the wall to the TV port, I was not at all hesitant to pull on the cord when it snagged in the wall. It pulled through without a problem. Additionally, it felt really well built and solid .
1552526
If the cord is no bigger then a standard lamp cord, AND the cord is flexible, AND it is a simple 'on/off' signal you're attempting switch, I think it would work. The switch works fine for me but it is really poorly designed - the terminal screws are at a right angle to the direction the cord runs through the housing. Good luck!
807780
Yes, it should, although what I am using it for is to hide the Monster cable speaker wires going to the back of the surround set up. I guess it would depend on how big it is, but I think it should hold a normal size extension cord.
314792
For a thick round cord, that would be too small. You would need the size above that like maybe 3/8" You need to see what the diameter of your cord is, which probably is about 3/8".
591065
It's big enough for the thinner part of a MacBook charger, the end nearest your computer. If you also use the 3-prong attachment cord that goes from the converter box to the wall, you'll need 1/2 inch (I ordered both in order to cover the entire charger cable and protect it from the depredations of my cat.)
1609687
It should as long as it is normal lamp cord. I used on an ultrasonic cleaner with a normal "zip" cord. Hope this helps.
1690683
Yes, I would think it could be. I am not using it in that application, but the way it is coiled is pretty tight, and I believe if you stapled the middle to a desk, there would be plenty of strength to hold the cables as long as it is not severely overstuffed. You could also use zip ties between the stapled areas to keep it nice and tight. Hope that helps.
593058
It doesn't seem thin at all to me. It's the same thickness as the rest of my cords. It works great though. Never had a problem from it. Needed it to run further through the house so this cable was perfect!
238556
I can't be sure as I'm not sure exactly how it would be used but this is a very thick cord with not too much "give" so it would probably work well for that purpose.
578795
absolutely, but its not monster cable, more like light lamp cord 18 gauge wire
406529
Yeah you can put a lamp cord or a better answer of the thickness is a cable wire will fit but you have to be careful when putting it in so it won't break
314794
It would depend on the specific thickness of the cord. The lumen of this wire protector is 1/4 inch. Any larger and there might be a bit of a gap, but I would imagine it would still have some effectiveness.
424304
It depended how big the cable is. If the laptop is too thin the cable will move around and it will look bulky
1508362
No way! This is not sturdy enough for cd's. This is not the lamp you want for that.