Customer Reviews for VEVOR Cable Protector Ramp, 4 Packs 2 Channels Speed Bump Hump, Rubber Modular Speed Bump Rated 11000 LBS Load Capacity, Protective Wire Cord Ramp Driveway Rubber Traffic Speed Bumps Cable Protector

I bought these to take to a youth camp where there were 5,000 kids to run power round our bit of the campsite. They do exactly what they're supposed to. Survived a week of foot and small vehicle traffic beautifully in very hot weather. The cable flaps don't always line up 100% and the connection between units is a little clunky but overall a very good bit of kit.

use them in our christmas light display where we have to roll the trash cans each week over and for safety walking around display

Exactly what I had expected and my large 3/4” cables fit just rigt

Arrived way earlier than it was supposed to. Excellent quality. One panel is missing a metal rod keeping the back and yellow hinges together, but it's not a big deal to me. They lock together beautifully and have tons of space within the 2 wire canals. You can probably fit 3 thick extension cords in each canal. Or one 30amp cord in each canal. Highly recommend.

Amazing quality for the price

Absolutely wonderful product. I spent the same amount on a cheap molded plastic cable protectors which didn’t work two years ago. These are definitely worth the $$$$$.

We bought these cable ramps to protect our RV cable, which runs across the driveway from our house to our camper, where it’s parked on the opposite side of the driveway. Our driveway has a few cracks, leaving it a bit uneven, but this heavy duty rubber molded to the shape of the driveway perfectly and provided a perfect conduit for the RV cable. Now, we’re able to drive over the cable in to the garage with no problems and with no risk of damage to the cable. I would definitely recommend this product!

Works as expected, good construction, good value for money.

These are fantastic for protecting electrical cords and hoses. I'm using them to protect an electrical cord and hose going to my trailer that is across a driveway from access to these utilities. One can drive over these ramps all they want and the cord and hose inside are well protected. Very easy to assembly and set the cord and hose inside.

I just installed one to concrete (used concrete screws to hold in place) and there's plenty of room for two 3/4" garden hoses with room left over. They appear to be well constructed, but I have no history of of their performance over time.However, they do not work for my purposes because I have to travel over them with my powered wheelchair; it high-centers on the ramp (my chair has a clearance of 1 1/2 inches). The high point of the ramp is 1 3/4" so I can make a run at it, but that's not good for the chair or the ramp. I'll figure it out, but out-of-the-box you could have the same issue with accessibility. Discover your clearance issues before purchasing; I didn't