Reddit reviews D-Line Floor Cord Cover/Cord Protector - FC83B, 6 Foot, Linkable | Protect Cords and Prevent a Trip Hazard | Cable Cavity 1 3/16” (W) x 3/8” (H) | Black
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Wire Covers, made from a flexible abrasion resistant pvc, supplied coiled - uncoils to lay flat. (No need to add to boiling hot water to uncoil).D-Line Floor Cord Cover has a neat tapered design, so ideal to protect cables and address a cable trip hazard in areas with regular foot traffic. Linkability allows you to cover any length of cable required & then re-join cut length at a later date.D-Line Floor Cord Covers have a ribbed non-slip base & pre-split backing for ease of installation; simply push cords into cable cavity.2 x Connecting Pins supplied per pack - join multiple lengths of D-Line Cord Protectors, to cover any length of cable. Ideal for offices, factories, construction, gyms, hotels, events, whenever you need to cover cables across floorsD-Line Medium Duty Floor Cable Protector Dimensions: 6' (L) x 3.25" (W) x 0.55" (H) Inner Channel = 1.2" (W) x 0.39" (H)
Regarding the wiring, regardless of which camera or video cables I use, I will need to get them from the conference table to the wall. While it would be preferred to have them concealed completely, having our concrete floor cored will be expensive. For now, I plan to use this Floor Cord Cover. It's not elegant, but it will serve our needs for now. If it bugs me after we get the tech setup and working smoothly, I'll consider having the floor cored and have conduit run.
On the webcam, I may try first with a basic webcam for desktop use and see how it goes.
Easy peasy.
Use a couple of these USB Extension cords. and wrap it all up in one of these wire management thingys. That's what I did. All nice and neat and the kids would yank cords out of consoles by tripping over them.