16-Gauge Hidden Flat Speaker Wire Audio Cable Suitable for Audio Wire, LED Lighting and Other Low Voltage Appliance Connection (Wire(50 ft)+2 Connectors-C)

I used it to run wire to a surround sound speaker in my living room after I got tired of seeing the lump under the rug from the previous wire. Sounds great and easy install! Highly recommended!

This was my little two weekend project, The product sounds good and was fairly easy to work with. However I had to use a spray tack adhesive to help it stick on my wall. I waited a few days and kept applying adhesive a little at a time. Once I got most of the wire to stick with spray adhesive, I then plastered and sanded it a couple times. I then used a spray stucco for wall texturing before 2 coats of paint. I’m so glad to go in this direction instead of having plastic raceways climbing up my walls. I even routed this stuff underneath my wood flooring without much issue. The results turned out fantastic!

I used this to get cables to my rear speakers as the only practical route was under the carpet. If I didn’t know they were there I wouldn’t know they were there ( i’m sure you get what i’m saying )

Do not buy! The above photo is the tape that stuck the longest (about 1.5 weeks). The tape did not stick on any surface for any length of time. And it stripped the paint when it came off, so now I have to repaint.Again, DO NOT BUY, THIS IS A GARBAGE PRODUCT. Literally, painter's tape lasted longer.

Installed harwood floors. I was able to run this under the floor planks successfully for surround sound speakers. Just make sure you leave yourself some ribbon wire slack to allow for miscalculation, issues, or damage edge wire.

I bought 75ft of this material and connectors. The installation requires some planning, depending on how many speakers you have, i.e. to plan for the route of the tape (flat wire). My wall is not flat, but the tape sticks pretty well. No issues bending around the corners either. I used standard sparkle to cover the tapes and later painted them with water-based paint. My install, as per the picture attached, is still visible, if one looking for it. Happy the way it turns out, it has been a month since I completed the installation. I’m just too lazy to prep the wall, install the tape, cover it with mud and paint.

Installation was straightforward and the results sound great. I can't tell a difference compared to normal 14 or 16-gauge wire. I did have to spackle to make it almost fully disappear, however the location is a bright room with a vaulted hip ceiling so imperfections are somewhat obvious.

I used this to light up the inside of a gun safe. It can be closed in the door with no problem. I did find that you have to peel the backing before inserting it into the connector block, and being sticky, it will be a bit hard at first, but then it will go. Make sure you have it at least half way in the block or it will have a bad connection.