Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3 Channel Rubber Cable Protector Ramp 1.2 x 1.2 Inch Channel Heavy Duty Cable Wire Cord Cover Ramp Speed Bump Driveway Hose Cable Ramp Protector

This is just what I needed to run the internet and security cables in my house.

Likes: It works as advertised. The parts fit together well. It makes a good speed bump as well as a cable protector.Dislikes: It does not stick to asphalt so I used Gorilla Glue to hold it in place. So far, so good, even in rain.

Have used this product to run both power cable and water hose at events with absolutely no issues. I would recommend this for purchase if you need a two row system.

These are very strong and work well to protect wires and cables. Like other reviews have stated if using inside be prepared to let the product off gas the manufacturing odor. The odor is very strong I let mine sit outside for a week slowly the odor faded until I could use them inside.

Le produit correspond parfaitement mon utilisation afin de prot_er une gaine _ectrique qui passe le long du portail.

The hinge pin comes out too easily when transporting. Other than that they are great!

Purchased for an area with high foot traffic where cables needed to be. The multiple channels are helpful for sorting/prioritizing cabling, or (as in my case) for keeping sensitive data cables away from high voltage cables. They are robust enough that even a single one in a walkway doesn't tend to shift as people walk over it. These are sturdy and seem like they would hold up to abuse greatly exceeding that generated by foot traffic.

This product went together really easy and it provided needed protection for our extension cords. Also on a positive note, it really slowed down the traffic on our road! I had an issue with one of the speed bumps and the quickly replaced it! Great customer service!

we got this for wire management in our small web series studio... gaff tape was getting gross and needed replacing too often - so we went this direction... works fine so far.

The ramps are great for tucking cords or hoses away across sidewalks for trip hazards.