HYCC 5 Pack 2 Inch Flexible Desk Grommet,Organize Wires and Cables on Office Equipment, Computer Components, Entertainment Systems Effectively - Color: Black

Love these better than standard plastic slot wire grommets. Great fit. The rubber is just the right thickness for sturdiness, but still flexible enough to get 3 prong plugs through. Only wish is that they’d make different sizes.

The sides are stuff and the material in the slot is flexible. Just what I needed! Im putting it out the back of a bookcase, so only needed 1/8-in depth for the paneling covering the back. The stiff sides allowed me to trim it to work nicely.

Good grommet to keep water out of boxes

These grommets are 2. I wanted them for wall conduits into a closet. I could not find a perfect PVC type pipe to fit them, but found a heavy round cardboard tube from the post office is perfect. A 2 doorknob saw is the perfect size to drill holes for these grommets. No more wires on the floor!

They work, look nice, offer what i needed for my desk.

Made a customer headboard and wanted to be able to pass most of my assorted charging cables to an out of sight power strip and USB charging power supply. Little loose, but holds the USB cables fine while still able to pass though regular AC cables as needed.

Cut a hole, insert product. Its that easy.

I just installed two on my work bench. They are exactly what I was hoping to receive. The flaps are soft and pliable. The insert itself feels like a different, harder plastic. You can definitely tell in the difference in texture. They look great. I did have to wrap the round insert with masking tape. My hole saw was cheap so it may have cut the hole larger. Regardless, with some tape they fit snug. It would take some effort to pull them out. I’m pretty happy with these.

The product was fine but the pack of five only had 4

Dont really know how to write a review on these but they work as designed, and very easy to install, just trace the grommet or use a 2in hole drill. Would recommend item for anyone needing to do a pass through where damage to a cable could occur.