THE CIMPLE CODual Feed Thru Bushing - (White) RG6 Feed Through Bushing (Grommet) Replaces Wallplates (Wall Plates) for Coax Coaxial Cable, Network Cable, CCTV - Indoor/Outdoor Rated - 100 Pack

I replaced my old wired security camera system and needed these for some holes that were drilled larger for the coax fittings. much easier to use than caulking.I used tin snips to cut the round face and a sharp razor blade to 'split' the body in half to allow the coax to fit into the cavity. These are a little brittle and if handled too much may crack where you don't need them to.I only needed a few of these so I had plenty in case I broke one or two.

Used this to run RG6 coax through a frame wall, T-111 outside and drywall inside. 1/2" drill works fine. Problem was the hole for the cable measures 1/4" and the coax was too big to go through. Seems that for the past few years the cable companies (Cox and Comcast in my experience) are using an RG6 that is nominally 9/32" rather than the old 1/4". This newer RG6 will not go through these fittings. The fittings are rigid, no stretch. My solution was to drill out the fittings to 5/16", and they now work fine, although the inner passage is drilled out in places.Recommend that you measure the O.D. of your coax and take a good look at the pic of the fitting next to the ruler to check the I.D. of the fitting for yourself.Better yet, Cimple could just state what all the dimensions are instead of just the overall O.D.

Used these to provide a clean finished look to my surround sound wires to each speaker. Made the job of hiding the wires in the wall, very clean and finished looking. Super good price also.

I needed something to use with CAT6 and this one fit the need. It can be used for up to 3 CAT6 cables.

I used these to feed some cat 6 cable between rooms. The head of the bushing is paper thin and breaks easily. I did not expect such cheap quality at almost a dollar a piece.

The package I received are slightly different than described and appear to be slightly different than the Amazon listed photo, but I still like them. The bushings I received are translucent for one thing, not opaque white. The other difference is that I would not describe them as “single feed-thru”, because the ones I received appear to have options to run multiple wires of different sizes. The main hole is the in fact the standard TV coaxial cable size. But next to that hole are two others, one which is about a 14 gauge opening, and another that I’m guessing is about 18 gauge. The secondary holes are covered with a thin mold of plastic that seems to be meant to be removed with a knife if you wish to use them. Otherwise you just leave it alone and stick to using the main hole in the middle. This makes the install a little more tricky because simply drilling one appropriate sized hole in your drywall does not work. You need to drill a hole and then use a jab saw to carve out a little extra at the 3 o’clock and 6 o’clock positions for example. This would be a major inconvenience if I was doing more than just a few of them.As for my intended purpose, I use these for running speaker wire in my walls, dropped down from the attic. I used Monoprice 14 gauge CL2 rated (in-wall installation rated) speaker wire, and the white sheathing is the exact right size of the main hole for these, so I couldn’t be happier with the fit. It’s perfect for me.I painted mine to get closer to my wall color. I nailed some trim nails into a scrap 2x4, placed a few of the bushings over the nails to hold them upright, sprayed on a coat of primer that was recommended for plastic, and then did 2 coats of sprayed on color. The results are great and I’m hoping the primer helps to bond the paint well so it doesn’t scratch off. I would recommend you paint a few extra than you need, and allow any paint to cure for a week before you do your install. Allowing paint to properly CURE, not just DRY, will help with scratching as you do the install. This plastic is very slick, and paint can scratch off easily, but using a primer first and allowing proper curing will help a lot.

Too expensive but works as intended.

I already had connection ends installed on my cable so I was able to cut a slit down the side of the bushing very carefully with a pair of sharp scissors and then slide it over the cable with a screwdriver. Worked great. I secured into the hole with silicone.

It fits RG6 coax nicely but because it has two companion sleeves for other wire, you have to either drill an oversized hole in your drywall (and then plug up the spaces) or a correctly sized hole and punch through with the companion sleeves on the sides. That's probably fine for drywall, but not viable for plaster.Shipping was fast and cheap and the device seems ok but not in plaster. I didn't need the companion sleeves, I should have just found a grommet with a single hole in it but I was in a rush when I ordered.

Product works great - even used it in plastic walls and ceilings without issue. On the pricey side, but a bag will last a while. The white colour is NOT pure white like the photos show - it is textured white (as another reviewer mentioned too).

I love the fact that this product makes it very easy to cover up drill points on a concrete wall, I bought the item for use abroad and it was a great decision.

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