23Gauge Hidden Super Flat Audio Cable Suitable for Audio Wire LED Lighting Connection and Other Low Voltage Appliance Connection (Wire(25 ft)+2 ConnectorsD)

I used this set of flat copper wiring to add a pair of Dolby Atmos height speakers to my home audio system. If you are handy and love diy solutions then this kit should be very easy for you to use! I found the flat wiring to be easy to install and the adhesive is holding up great on my walls. The wiring adapters are a little tricky to use because they're designed to puncture through the flat wire, so you really have to pay attention when lining up the leads before clamping down. I have the flat wires running up the length of my walls and use the adapters to connect them to the speakers. At the bottom near the baseboards, the other set of adapters are attached to regular speaker cable that run to my AV receiver. If you plan on buying one kit to connect two speakers you will need to purchase another set of adapters as this one only comes with two (you need four in total). Also, note that I was willing to compromise on wiring gauge for the smaller width of the wiring tape vs other larger sizes that are also available. I realize 23 gauge is not ideal for speaker wiring (ideally you want to run 12-18 gauge, depending on length and speaker requirements). I've had to boost the speakers by about +4 decibels each to compensate for the added resistance of the wire. Overall, I'm satisfied with these results and they were fully within my expectations. I hope this review was helpful for those considering audio solutions!

I had a clock in my kitchen which was battery operated and had to be changed twice per year with DST. I bought an atomic clock to replace the works, a power adapter to replace the battery and the Frankever flat wire to hide the wire that came from the 110 vac socket. Painted the installed wire with the same paint as the wall. If you look closely, you can find the wire, but it's entirely inconspicuous to the casual observer.Great stuff. Be careful to get it aligned perfectly when you put it on painted dry wall, though. You can't pull it off without taking the paint with it.

Product picture shows two connectors. Company says, “The kit you bought doesn’t include connectors, you can buy them separately.”Other than that it seems to be a quality product.

I use this to run the connections under my cabinets for my under cabinet lighting. It works great. And you can't even see it, especially if you paint over it. Yes, it is paintable and it's very flat.

This product failed to do what I wanted, but it wasn't because it was a poor quality. I simply wasn't using it for what it was made. It would perform perfectly even for my project if I was better at it. The product was great, if only I was any good.

Pro-tip: You don't have to delicately cut the excess off the ends when attaching the converter. Just peel back the paper covering the adhesive like normal, fold the end back on itself so wire is exposed on both sides, and clamp into the converter. Saved me a lot of time and headache (no cutting or adhesive removal) and works great.Review: My partner finally conceded to let me install a surround system but is very particular and was super concerned about exposed wires. It turned out better they expected and barely noticed the wire. I had to route it up inside the moulding of a passageway and around up over a window frame but all the fold-over bends didn't interrupt the signal as I had feared they might. Very pleased with this purchase and finally being able to enjoy full surround without any burdensome relationship tension over it.

Does not work at all. Looks good and easy to apply but no signal going through.

Nice small product. I’m using it to feed power to LED strip lights. 12v and just fractions of an amp. I soldered wires to it successfully. The technique required was to separate the copper from the upper insulating tape and fold that tape back a bit. The topside copper flows solder well. The bottom side has adhesive on it which the flux does not penetrate. Anyway, adding wires topside makes more sense, although the separation process requires some patience and small pliers to get a grip on the white insulating layer to separate it as the adhesive is pretty strong.