WIRE HIDE Premium Garage Door Sensor Wire Cover Protector Kit. Includes 3 covers, Tube, and all hardware needed. Fits Chamberlain / LiftMaster / Craftsman / Genie

Product was of good quality and really cleaned up the look of my garage.

I’m very satisfied with this purchase. It conceals the garage door opener cables very neatly. Even though the wires are low voltage I installed a gang box behind each of the wall plates to isolate the splices. I’m planning to blow insulation into my garage walls and ceiling. There was plenty of tubing and even excess. I recommend splicing the wires for the sensors in the ceiling because it’s difficult to run multiple wires through the tubing. You’ll have to run the two sensors plus the wire from the wall switch. Two is easier than three. Everything came out very nice. No more ugly loose wires.

Much better than ugly holes and wires going to the garage door sensors. Rather than undo or cut the wires, I cut a slit in the tubing and slid it over the existing wires.

For a very simple installation of two sensors and an opener, I came up short about 2 ft of tubing. When asking the seller how to get more from them, or what the specs are to purchase locally, I was asked to call customer service (??). Seemed like the start of a huge runaround for something so trivial with my intent clearly stated in the original message (a simple yes or no answer would have been efficient). Aside from the fact that this looks like terrible garbage because it only covers half the opener’s wire going into the drywall, it was all but impossible to run the wires through. This seems to be a common issue in the comments, but even with wire live (used to run wire through tubing with ease) I ended up destroying the wire twice, because despite numerous complaints about it in this product, they have failed to make something so simple big enough to meet its purpose.

Definitely cleans up the look. If you have a double wire on one side of of the garage sensors like I do, you will struggle to get the cover over the wires. Same with the wiring from the ceiling to the motor. The tubing/opening in the wall plate should be slightly bigger

These are a little pricey for what they are, but they do make the garage look great!

I saw these on youtube and figured to give them a try. It comes with 3 plates and plenty of tubing for one garage door. Its not hard to install on the detectors but when it comes to the wires for the opener itself, forget it. Trying to fit three wires through the small diameter tubing that is provided is next to impossible. I tried everything except slicing the tubing down the side. So in all, you'll use only two face plates and about 1 foot and half of tubing. Its a shame that the tubing isn't bigger to fit three wires in because it would have looked so much better. For what you use, the price is pretty steep so wait for them to go on sale.

Definitely easy to install and looks much more finished than the typical garage door wiring.