Customer Reviews for 4pcs Cable Protector Ramp 2 Channel Cover Guards Tray Heavy Duty Rubber OZ

Well made. Using to protect antenna and data cables in driveway and on patio.

The inter-locking nubs are great. They link together well under extensive foot traffic. Someone commented on the metal rod sliding out... Just take it out and give it a slight bend. Reinsert it and it will stay locked in. I've used these for years and they've held up under cars and feet on all sorts of terrain. They also appear to be made from recycled rubber/plastic materials. It takes a while for the smell to dissipate, but tough construction!

178 cm, 5'1". This ramp is heavy... but it's for the best. It weight keeps it in place. I use it to back out of my driveway on my motorcycle across the drain path where it dips down and my legs are not long enough for my feet to reach the ground.

I put these down to help block water entering into my driveway

These pieces are heavy and sturdy. They have stood up to many UPS trucks to date! I used them as a barrier to divert rain water to a side drain instead of flowing down the drive. I used a strong clear silicon glue to secure them. They would be excellent for routing electrical wiring.

Well built and work great.

Unlike a lot of cheap/thin alternatives, these things are basically a thick slab of dense vulcanized rubber. They smell bad out of the box but are pretty much indestructible.

Used these all summer across a rough asphalt driveway. Were driven across several times a day, every day, by a full size pickup. Fully protected a garden hose and electric cable. Stayed flat and together. No breakage. Oiled the hinges and packed them away for the winter. Should be able to get several years use out of these.

I wish I would have gotten these sooner. I've been using, and regularly replacing, the flexible wire protectors from Office Max. These are much more sturdy; can hold multiple cables at once; and have a yellow warning paint so nobody trips over them. Especially helpful if you sometimes go out of control with your holiday light displays. :)

These are on my driveway and sometimes they will shift if the driver stops right at them; but if you just drive slowly they stay in place. I'm using three of these and they connect together well and cover the entire driveway.