hunhun 10-Pack 6.6ft/2Meter Drywall LED Aluminum Channel System with Milky Cover, End Caps and Mounting Clips, Aluminum Profile for LED Strip Light Installations (Double-Edge-6.6ft, 10)

I was installing LED cove lighting in my office/entertainment room.These tracks were high quality aluminum and cheap to boot. They came with all the necessary hardware to install them. You get your chose of double-sided tape or screws with clips. I opted for the clips and screws to make sure they stay on the wall. After measuring I marked out the spots I'd screw in the metal clips to the wall.I drilled pilot holes and then installed the clips. The tracks clipped right in. I made sure to install a clip where two tracks would meet to ensure they lined up all the way across. The tracks were all uniform. Same length, same width and there was no flexing or twisting or curving.The interior track was wide enough to fit the LED strip perfectly and the semi-opaque "shield" lets enough light through but also diffuses the LEDs so the light is smooth.I plan on adding cove lighting to a few other rooms and I'll definitely purchase more of these.

Used this to hang lights around my room and got compliments from everyone who walked in and saw them. People that I talk to online complimented them as well because they have lights hung in their room but asked "How did you get them so straight!?" and I showed them some of the left-over sections I had. Absolutely phenomenal and sooooo worth it!

TL;DR - Good basic channel, does what it needs to do. Caveat might be lens cover that doesn't stay in tight.So the product is basic aluminum channel, with an interior diagonal bias. The measurements are as stated in one of the product images to be correct, 16mm x 16mm with the diagonal being 10mm. I am using standard non-waterproof LEDs which are 8mm so they fit nicely.From the pictures, you can see how they come packaged. Within the package are 10 aluminum channels, 10 covers, 24 clips, 24 screws, 24 wall anchors w/screws, 12 solid end-caps, 12 end-caps with holes (for wires). The hole is oblong, and if you are using 22 ga wiring, probably not an issue. in my case I am using 18 ga wire encased in a sleeve, so I would need to enlarge the hole a bit more if I wanted to use the end cap.The aluminum channels are packaged 2 to a plastic sleeve, 5 sleeve total. The translucent covers are stacked 5 on top of each other. Now, the translucent covers DO have a thin piece of plastic wrap on each one to prevent scratching. At first, I did not think there was on on the covers, but after some poking around with it I could find and peel the plastic off (picture included of the said covering).The plastic covers snap in very easily, not issues found there. The only issue I did have it that they also remove very easily, almost too easily. I might have a slight concern if these are facing down (my application faces up a wall) and get knocked or tapped lightly, the covers could come off. While I am guessing all of the aluminum channels here on Amazon probably perform the same (All the vendors seem to have the exact same product), I gave it Minus one star for that concern.I run 24v, 60 LEDs/per meter as I like the higher density LED's. The translucent cover does a fairly good job at dispersal, but looking closely enough and the individual LEDs can be seen. In my case the light reflects onto a wall (last picture) and shows a nice blend across the wall.Mounting to the surface with the clips worked nicely. They snap in well, and seem to stay rigid (doesn't slide around after clipped in). The clip pretty much hugs the surface mounted to, and once all together there is probably 1 to 2 mm total space out from the surface. Note, the corners are sharp, don't run your finger along the aluminum after install, or you might get a surprise.I used a miter saw (80 tooth) wood blade to cut the aluminum channel. Worked flawlessly (for those that may not know, Aluminum is a very soft metal, so cutting it with an aluminum blade is easy). Hack saw, circular saw, etc would probably do just fine.All in all, I would recommend but with the caveat that there "could be" a concern with the lens cover.

Couldn't be happier ! Easy to install. I really like the diffusers, they look awesome, no bright glare from the led lights. Great adhesion to the aluminum and they cast the light to the center of the trailer in a very even manner. Almost no shadows! I plan on painting the interior white to give the effect of even more light. I also installed one above each door on the exterior, sealed them up with clear silicone to protect against the elements. I used a copper strande 18/2 wire.

I am wiring a mini camper with 12V power and wanted a dimmable 12V LED lighting system but I didn't want it to be intrusive, super hot or blinding. The V shape appealed to me and with the prices on cheap LED tape running a mere $0.24 a foot. The overall cost for installing LED lights is going to be under $1.50 a foot!The aluminum also cuts well in a power miter box, just make sure you go slow, have a sharp blade and hold the stock steady.16.4ft LED Flexible Strip Lights, 300 SMD LEDs, 12V DC Waterproof , without Power Plug, DIY Indoor/Outdoor Party Christmas Holiday Home Kitchen Car Bar Celebration Decoration( Warm White 3528/2835)

You need a very good set of fingers and patience to snap the covers. And some did not snap into place at all and had to be discarded. It is important for the public to be able to buy extra covers from the seller. Other than that, the overall installed products would have gotten 5 stars.

Makes for a cleaner tape light install. Clips are actually pretty solid and hold track well. Seller uses USPS to ship.

I needed to light my collection of statues. Originally I used plain 45 degree wood trim, with exposed LED light strips attached. The glare of the LED's in your eyes was terrible, and completely distracting from the point of the lights. These aluminum channels are an elegant solution, and the frosted covers cut the glare down perfectly. Also, 90 degree corners look much better. I just used a hacksaw and small metal miter box to cut the angles.