Split Wire Loom 1/4 Inch, 13FT Wire Protector Tubing for Cords, Black Flexible Wire Conduit Cover, Cord Protectors from Pets No Chew Electric Wire Cover

​I picked up this 1/2" split loom wire protector for a DIY wiring project—specifically, adding lights to my bike rack—and it was perfect for what I needed! ​Key Takeaways: ​Flawless Finish: This is an inexpensive solution that makes a huge difference. It immediately kept my project looking neat and tidy. ​Factory-Look Quality: The quality of the flexible plastic is surprisingly high. Once installed, the wiring looks professional, giving the entire setup a clean, factory-installed job appearance. ​Easy to Use: The split design made it simple to insert and cover the wires quickly. ​If you have a wiring project and want a high-quality, professional finish without spending a lot, this split loom is highly recommended!

I love this wire protector! I used it on my cat’s water filter cord, and it has completely stopped him from chewing on it. The material is sturdy, flexible, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do, providing excellent protection for cords. The only downside is the installation process. It took quite a while to put it on the cord, which can be a bit tedious, especially if you're working with a longer cable. However, once it’s on, it stays in place and does a great job. Overall, it’s a fantastic product for pet-proofing cords and protecting them from wear and tear. Highly recommend it!

works well

The product worked fine overall, but if you have thicker cords (i.e. surge protector), you may want to purchase a thicker protective product.

I put this around electrical cords, then wrap it with electrical tape. Otherwise the cats chew up the cords.

Great product has many channeling of wiring , computer , behind TVor maybe other ways to clean the space up.

great product---easy to work with

OK, folks - say it with me - we do NOT run individual wires under the chassis or hood of our vehicles unless they're inside a wire loom. Protects them from damage, keeps them corralled together, and makes wire management suck a lot less. I would rather pay a pittance for a wire loom than have to chase down wiring issues months later.